The Maritime Security Centre Horn of Africa, manged by the European Union Naval Force (EU NAVFOR), in partnership with Lloyd's Register Fairplay, announce a new service which provides piracy information and news.
According to an email from Lloyd's Register Fairplay, this brand new service provides the latest Gulf of Aden Transit Guidance, Maritime Intellegince, and advice to masters from the EU NAVFOR in addition to piracy news updates from Fairplay, BBC, and CNN.
Ship owners, operator, managers, and charterers can register to receive free alerts and report incidents as well as submit their own vessel movements to EU NAVFOR.
This new service will provide additional awareness and information on pirate activities around the Gulf of Aden.
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