Sinking into Crisis: The Human Cost of Maritime Disasters The world's oceans are a vast and unforgiving environment where even minor miscalculations can have catastrophic consequences.
The recent sinking of the Panama flagged cargo ship Ocean Winner off India's east coast is a stark reminder that these tragedies are not isolated incidents, but symptoms of deeper systemic flaws.
Two survivors from the Ocean Winner have been plucked from life rafts by the Indian coastguard's rescue mission, which continues to search for 22 crew members.