德國地學研究中心GFZ：委內瑞拉沿海發生6.39級地震。

On the 24th the International Maritime Organization issued operational rules for a staged evacuation of more than 11,000 seafarers aboard vessels stranded in the Gulf under a unified coordination mechanism. The IMO said all vessels awaiting evacuation must remain in place and must not transit into the Strait of Hormuz or designated holding areas until further notice. The move is intended to prevent channel congestion and reduce risks from sea mines and complex navigation. UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) and the French‑led Indian Ocean Maritime Information Centre (MICACentre) will contact affected ships and direct them to designated holding areas; vessels may then, based on their own risk assessments, choose a northern route via Iranian waters or a southern route via Omani waters under US coordination to exit the Strait.

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said UK car production rose 2.7% YoY in May to 51,178 units, ending four months of decline and driven by an 83.1% jump in exports to the US. Passenger car output was up 3.2% YoY at 49,249 units; commercial vehicle production fell 7.6% to 1,929. Exports to the EU and China slipped 5.2% and 14.3% respectively. SMMT warned high energy costs, trade risks and weak EV demand continue to threaten competitiveness; CEO Mike Hawes said manufacturers have invested billions in zero‑emission technology but weak underlying demand and rising compliance costs risk competitiveness, jobs and future investment. Total UK car production for Jan–May was down 8.7% YoY at 317,779 units.