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Bloomberg reported nickel ore is the most dangerous cargo on dry bulk ships.
Bloomberg reported nickel ore is the most dangerous cargo on dry bulk ships.
As quoted in the market news:
Liquefied nickel-ore cargoes accounted for all 44 deaths among dry-bulk sailors in the final three months of 2010, Rob Lomas, Intercargo’s secretary general, told an industry briefing in London today. A further 22 died since then. Intercargo set out guidelines today for distribution to 300 vessel owners worldwide before new international safety rules are implemented in 2015, Lomas said.
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