Nur

The 'Nur' was detained in Gemlik on Nov 11, 2025 by the Mediterranean Memorandum of Understanding. A detailed inspection revealed 24 deficiencies, six of them were regarded as seriiously and grounds for a detention. Checks had covered the accommodation and galley, engine room, navigation bridge, outside decks and forecastle, and the steering room, while operational controls included communication equipment tests, emergency fire pump checks, a fire drill and other measures. The vessel was released again on Nov 13 and left the port enroute to Tuzla, where it arrived on Nov 15 and berthed at the Desan Yardgem United Shipyards for permanent repairs.

The "Most Sky" remains in Birkenhead where it was detained already on Nov 8, 2010

The "Most Sky" remains in Birkenhead where it was detained already onNov 8, 2010, because the engine room was very dirty, there were fuel oil leaks and a major non conformity was identified with respect to the lack of maintenance of the ship and equipment. Other deficiencies identified included: the crew/officers records of rest were not signed; the crew accommodation was no longer provided with steam heating; the galley needed cleaning; there was insufficient fruit and vegetables on board; the crew showers and toilets were dirty and the shower curtains missing and the laundry washing facilities were inadequate. In addition the lifejacket lights were out of date; the aft deck was slippery underneath the deck generator and several fire doors were tied open.

Detained since Nov. 8, 2010 with twelve deficiencies including four grounds for detention