This was the question Seatrade Maritime News put to readers in its most recent poll.
Perhaps somewhat worryingly more than a quarter of participants in the poll – some 28% - believed the industry would not learn from the fatal accident.
However, more promisingly that means that 72% believe the industry will learn in one or ways from the incident.
Of three potential areas of learning readers were asked about in the poll 18% voted for - New rules/regulations for navigation in port/enclosed waters.
A further 10% selected - Stricter requirements for machinery testing and reporting of malfunctions.
An 6% answered - More research into the cause of ship blackouts
The largest group – some 38% of those voted in the poll believed that shipping would learn in terms of all three of the areas listed.
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