This article concludes our short series in support of the IMO's 2018 Day of the Seafarer, the theme of which has been 'seafarers' wellbeing, particlarly their mental health'.

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In this fourth article focusing on mental health, in support of the IMO's Day of the Seafarer 2018, we take a look at depression.

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In this third article in our short series focusing on seafarers' wellbeing, particularly their mental health, in support of the theme of the 2018 'Day of the Seafarer', we look at how to manage stressful situations.

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This is the second in our short series of articles focusing on seafarers' wellbeing, particularly their mental health, in support of the theme of the 2018 'Day of the Seafarer'. Here, we look at how to avoid feelings of loneliness at sea.

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This is the first of a week-long series of articles focusing on seafarers' wellbeing, particularly their mental health, in support of the theme of the 2018 'Day of the Seafarer'. Here, we look at how to spot the signs of developing mental health issues.

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June 25 will as always mark the annual Day of the Seafarer. In 2017 and 2018 we have seen a strong momentum in the industry to address seafarers wellbeing, particularly their mental health.

Featuring news, advice and items of interest from across the marine industry, Seagull Bulletin articles have been popular amongst seafarers using the Seagull Training Administrator (STA) or visiting the Seagull website since its launch in November 2017.

MISC’s SERI BEGAWAN rescues a fisherman stranded for 20 days at sea.

A Filipino fisherman stranded in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean, more than 400 nautical miles from Philippines coast, was rescued on Saturday, 26 May 2018 thanks to the efforts of the crew of MISC’s LNG vessel, SERI BEGAWAN. The vessel is operated by MISC’s integrated marine services arm, Eaglestar.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) – the global regulatory body for international shipping - has commenced work to look into how safe, secure and environmentally sound Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) operations may be addressed in IMO instruments.