Tag: ship detentions

Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has issued its Annual Port State Control (PSC) report for 2024, revealing deficiencies related to the International Safety Management (ISM) category were the most prevalent. 

The M/V Goldy Seven (IMO 9132573), a Tanzanian-flagged vessel, was detained in Southampton, UK, on 26 May 2025 and refused access to the Paris MoU region. 

The Kerala High Court has ordered the conditional arrest of the Liberia-flagged cargo ship MSC Manasa F, currently anchored at Vizhinjam Port, in connection with the sinking of its sister vessel, MSC Elsa-3, on May 24, 2025, off the Kerala coast.

According to the Paris MoU, the vessel was detained in Constanta (Romania) on 21 May 2025. The ship flies the flag of St. Kitts and Nevis.

The Indian Ocean MoU has published its annual report for 2024, reporting a total of 5,334 inspections in 2024.

On 16 May, a container ship registered in Liberia was detained by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Selangor, approximately 22.5 nautical miles southwest of Sekinchan.

The oil tanker that was held for 36 hours by Russian authorities, in what Estonia described as an unjustified detention, has departed without issues. 

Russia detained an oil tanker departing from the Estonian Port of Sillamäe, following a agreed route through Russian territorial waters.

The Black Sea MoU has published its Annual Report for 2024, detailing its actions and presenting key Port State Control (PSC) data. 

Black Sea MoU has published the detailed results of its 2024 Concentrated Inspection Campaign (CIC) on Crew Wages and Seafarer Employment Agreement.