Indian seafarers left in limbo as coronavirus restrictions create chaos in shipping industry – South China Morning Post
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This is the fourth in a series of stories about the impact of India’s Covid-19 crisis on the Indian and Chinese economies and the global initiative to restructure supply chains.O.F., a 44-year-old mariner who works for a Hong Kong-based shipping management firm, planned to be in Goa only until April, as part of a four-month break from his last seafaring stint which lasted for nine months.But as of last week, he remained in his hometown on India’s west coast, a casualty of the country’s surge in…Read More
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