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In Western Australia, two separate ships have reported COVID-19 cases among their crews, igniting concerns over maritime health safety. The 'Al Messilah', docked at Fremantle since September 14, 2020, has become the focus as one crew member tested positive for the virus. Meanwhile, the situation on the 'Key Integrity', which is currently docked at Geraldton, has led to another confirmed case on board. The individual from the livestock carrier was admitted to Fiona Stanley Hospital for a different health issue and was tested for COVID-19 as a measure of caution, resulting in a positive outcome. This crew member was transported alongside others from various ships to the hospital in a charter bus, with all personnel equipped with personal protective gear. Approximately 52 crew members hail from multiple countries aboard the 'Al Messilah', which is now facing delays in its scheduled livestock loading operations. A marine pilot who boarded the vessel has been placed in isolation while health officials investigate the possibility of inspection personnel having accessed the ship. Adding to the urgency, 24 additional crew members on the livestock carrier have also tested positive, prompting a further delay in the state's progression to phase 5 of relaxing COVID-19 restrictions. On the 'Key Integrity', the infected crew member is currently isolated on the vessel but has shown signs of recovery, remaining in his cabin under the captain's supervision. The ship departed Geraldton on October 18 and successfully docked in Fremantle the following day.

Refined Success has successfully entered into a new time charter agreement for a vessel, set for delivery on the East Coast of South America between March 20 and March 30. The charter will see the vessel redelivered to continental waters at a competitive rate of $17,500 per day, marking a positive development in the company's operational portfolio.