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Detention in Iskenderun

On April 7, 2025, the 'Menessa' was detained in Iskenderun with 14 deficiencies, four of which being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention: 1) Safety of navigation - Charts' Not updated 2) Certificate & Doc - International Sewage Pollution Prevention Certificate Entries missing 3) Certificate & Doc - Records of seafarers daily hours of work or rest Incorrect entries 4) Radio communications - Radio log (diary) *Not as required The vessel was released again on April 8 and remained stationary at anchor in pos. 36° 37' N 036° 09 E. The last detention was on July 30, 2024, in Galati, with 13 deficiencies for nine days. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063576908591

Engine damage off Kythira

The Greek JRCC was informed in the evening of Jan 18, 2022, that the "NS Tera", en route from Termini Imerese to Icdas, had suffered a mechanical damage seven nautical miles northwest of Kythira with eight crew members on board. The 'Fotini Z# was tasked to assist and took the ship in tow to the port of Piraeus. In the mmorning of Jan 19 it entered a shipyard in Piraeus. The Central Port Authority of Piraeus banned the ship from sailing until the repair of the damage and the presentation of a certificate of class maintenance by the classification society that monitors it.

Allision in Antikyra

The "NS Tera" suffered a mechanical failure and got out of control while maneuvering in Antikythera in the afternoon of Jan 3, 2018. The ship’s bow struck the stern of the berthed bulk carrier "Delphi Ranger". Both ships sustained damages and were to be inspected. As of morning Jan 4, they remained at Antikythera. Teh "NS Tera" arrived at Perama on Jan 8.