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Combatting IUUF ensures fishers’ livelihoods are protected, fishing ports remain economically robust, and U.S. consumers are able to support an industry dedicated to long-term resource sustainability. Read more about our recent efforts  here: https://t.co/oMvHFy032o
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What is IUUF? Illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing is the leading global maritime security threat. Up to 27 mil. tons of fish are caught illegally each year, accounting for 20-30% of global annual catch. Global losses are estimated as high as $23.5 billion per year. https://t.co/BkKs8RPj6u
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Combatting IUUF ensures fishers’ livelihoods are protected, fishing ports remain economically robust, and U.S. consumers are able to support an industry dedicated to long-term resource sustainability. Read more about our recent efforts  here: https://t.co/oMvHFy032o
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What is IUUF? Illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing is the leading global maritime security threat. Up to 27 mil. tons of fish are caught illegally each year, accounting for 20-30% of global annual catch. Global losses are estimated as high as $23.5 billion per year. https://t.co/BkKs8RPj6u
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@USCG , @FishOceansCAN & international partners wrap-up Northern Pacific counter Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing patrol, Operation North Pacific Guard 2024. Full press release here: https://t.co/0ePWH4cQCW
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IUU Fishing is detrimental to long-term, stable national security, international relations, and global economics. International partnerships maximize the impact of collective counter-IUU Fishing enforcement efforts and promote the rule of law at sea. https://t.co/zp2rky1aZ1
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#MEDEVAC (2/2) The vessel remains adrift, but arrangements are being made to recover it. The helicopter crew, responding from Air Station Kodiak, consisted of Lt. Matt McCammon, Lt. Kyle Jackson, Petty Officer 2nd Class Jack Canfield, and Petty Officer 3rd Class Gabe Davila. https://t.co/g0ZhKeH073 #MEDEVAC (2/2) The vessel remains adrift, but arrangements are being made to recover it. The helicopter crew, responding from Air Station Kodiak, consisted of Lt. Matt McCammon, Lt. Kyle Jackson, Petty Officer 2nd Class Jack Canfield, and Petty Officer 3rd Class Gabe Davila. https://t.co/g0ZhKeH073
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#MEDEVAC (1/2) A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crew hoisted a man and his cat in the Kennedy Entrance this morning. The man was drifting towards the Barron Islands, beset by weather and unable to sail. The Coast Guard responded after receiving his mayday call on VHF channel 16. https://t.co/Z8IU6Jk0WM
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#FINAL Pan Viva weighed anchor and was cleared to return to sea. Pan viva is en route to its next port of call. Responders have stood down.
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#UPDATE Pan Viva will evaluate weighing anchor later this afternoon as weather subsides. CGC Stratton (WMSL 752) and a tug from Dutch Harbor will be on scene to assist.
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#UPDATE Pan Viva will evaluate weighing anchor later this afternoon as weather subsides. CGC Stratton (WMSL 752) and a tug from Dutch Harbor will be on scene to assist.
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Pan Viva is a 738-foot cargo vessel anchored near Unalaska, AK, Oct 12, 2024. Video taken by ⁦@USCG⁩ Air Station Kodiak HC-130 air crew. https://t.co/2lMCpjfZfS
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Pan Viva is a 738-foot cargo vessel anchored near Unalaska, AK, Oct 12, 2024. Video taken by ⁦@USCG⁩ Air Station Kodiak HC-130 air crew. https://t.co/2lMCpjfZfS
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#UPDATE Pan Viva remains at anchor. Weather is anticipated to subside tomorrow and Pan Viva will assess weighing anchor. USCG and partner agencies are still staged to respond if needed.
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#UPDATE Pan Viva remains at anchor. Weather is anticipated to subside tomorrow and Pan Viva will assess weighing anchor. USCG and partner agencies are still staged to respond if needed.
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#UPDATE Pan Viva remains anchored. A tug is underway to meet the vessel and discuss potential for getting underway. High winds persist but seas have reduced in the area.
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#UPDATE Pan Viva remains anchored near Unalaska, AK. USCG and partner agencies remain in contact as the vessel awaits a break in heavy weather.
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#UPDATE the Pan Viva remains at anchor & stable. USCG and partner agencies remain in contact with the vessel overnight. Weather reported as 30-40kt winds and 20ft seas. The next update will be tomorrow am.
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UPDATE: The situation and weather remain unchanged. The USCG is working with state & local partners and the Pan Viva to ensure safety of the mariners and the marine environment. More updates to follow as the situation develops. Please direct media inquries to USCGAlaska@uscg.mil
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#BREAKING (3/3) The Pan Viva isn’t experiencing any mechanical failures and there have been no impacts to the environment. The Coast Guard continues to evaluate the situation pending any developments. Another update to follow at 3:00 p.m. Alaska Daylight Time.
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