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DGMA allows Temporary Relief from Immediate Compliance with New Coastal Shipping Rules

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Mumbai - The Directorate General of Maritime Administration (DGMA), Mumbai, has granted temporary relief to shipowners and operators from the immediate compliance requirement for maintaining salvage and marine pollution response contracts under the Merchant Shipping (Regulation of Entry of Ships into Coastal Waters) Rules, 2026.

Through DGMA Circular No. 69 of 2026, dated October 14, the administration has acknowledged the need for a sufficient transition period, as the process of empanelling approved salvors and marine pollution response operators is still underway.

The Merchant Shipping (Regulation of Entry of Ships into Coastal Waters) Rules, 2026 . . .

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