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Two bulk carriers transited Strait of Hormuz after ceasefire
The 'Daytona Beach' and the 'NJ Earth' were among the first vessels to move through the Strait of Hjormuz after the ceasefire, signaling a cautious resumption of shipping. The 'Daytona Beach' departed Bandar Abbas on April 9, 2026, at 05:28 a.m. UTC and crossed the Strait of Hormuz at 06:59 a.m., en route to the port of Fujairah with an ETA as of April 9. The 'ÄNJ Earth' transited the strait at 08:44 a.m. Both ships used Iranian-approved routes, with the 'NJ Earth' keeping its AIS transponder on near Larak Island, a pathway commonly used by vessels during the past three weeks of restricted movement.
Main engine failure
The "Federal Leda" suffered failure of its main engine in position 45 01.799 N, 074 37.799 W, on July 23, 2019, at 8.10 p.m. The vessel anchored at the Grassy Island Anchorage three nautical miles East of Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. The crew carried out the repairs and resumed its voyage to Ravenna, ETA Aug 9.
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First saltie arrives in Twin Ports - The Cyprus-flagged Federal Leda passed under the Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge at 7:10 a.m. on Monday to be the first oceangoing freighter into the harbor for 2011. The saltie was headed to the Cenex Harvest States elevator in Superior, where it will take on a load of 21,000 short tons of durum wheat bound for Italy. The Duluth Seaway Port Authority each year celebrates the first saltie to traverse the entire 2,342-mile Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway that connects the Twin Ports to the Atlantic Ocean and world commerce, Duluth News Tribune reports.
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