Sinking in the Dark: The Forgotten Cost of Globalization's Cargo Cult The recent sinking of a Panama flagged cargo ship off the coast of Odisha, India, has left 22 people missing and raised questions about safety protocols for vessels carrying crew members from different countries.
The incident is under investigation, but it highlights the complexities of international shipping and the risks that come with it.
The cargo ship, en route to a destination in India, had a crew of 24 members from various countries, including the Philippines, Ukraine, and Russia.