With the holiday season approaching it is important to remember how all those good get to us. Spending months at sea, away from family, often in dangerous seas is the seafarer. The seafarer brings us those things we need and the things we want. And, when called upon, the seafarer risks their lives to save others. Help us welcome the latest participants in the Amver safety network who ensure no call for help goes unanswered.
- JI DAH YNG
- JI DAH GAN
- ZI LI F
- ZI DA YE
- HSIEH FENG NO. 789
- ZI DA HONG
- ZI DA HSIN
- ZI DA WANG
- HER HUNG NO. 16
- TUNAGO NO. 52
- CHEMROAD JUPITER
- MSC METTE
- MH SANDEF JORD
- LOWLANDS FIDELITY
- MORPHOU
- HOU CHUN NO. 1
- SUMIRE LEADER
- LIAN HORNG NO. 777
- LIAN HORNG NO. 67
- SHIN LUNG NO. 168
- FU CHIAN
- JAI LONG
- EVER ACME
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