MSC wants action in order to help seafarers left behind with no food or money
At least 1,000 seafarers are left behind on ships, many without food or money because the shipowners have disappeared. MSC wants to see swift action, and if the MLC convention doesn't suffice, a new safety net must be implemented, said MSC exec during Capital Link.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
The shipping industry has made better earnings and had better market conditions than ever during the past ten years, which is why the recent criticism from Wall Street Journal hits particularly hard.
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