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**Title: 'My Reyhan' Detained Again in Karadeniz Eregli with Multiple Deficiencies** In a recent turn of events, the vessel 'My Reyhan' faced detention once more after just a few days of release. On March 28, 2023, the ship was detained at the port of Karadeniz Eregli due to a staggering 24 reported deficiencies. Among the significant issues noted were: 1. **Manning Documentation**: The minimum safe manning document was not compliant with regulations. 2. **Fire Safety Protocol**: The fire control plan was found to be inadequate. 3. **Environmental Compliance**: The International Energy Efficiency Certificate was invalid. 4. **Stability Information**: Critical stability information booklets were not as required. 5. **Navigation Equipment**: The signalling lamp was inoperative. 6. **Navigation Records**: Documentation for navigation was not up to standard. 7. **Watertight Integrity (Hatchways)**: Various covers, including hatchway and portable tarpaulins, failed to meet safety standards. 8. **Freeboard Markings**: The freeboard marks were not as needed. 9. **Ventilators and Air Pipes**: Essential components were not compliant. 10. **Watertight Doors**: Several doors were reported damaged. 11. **Cargo Hatchways**: Compliance issues were noted with cargo hatchways and other access points. 12. **Crew Accommodations**: The condition of crew furnishings did not meet requirements. 13. **Sleeping Quarters**: Sleeping room conditions were deemed inadequate. 14. **Electrical Safety**: Insulation for pipes and wires was not satisfactory. 15. **Safety Gear**: The state of ropes and wires required attention. 16. **Life-Saving Equipment**: The rescue boats onboard were inoperative. 17. **Crew Training**: There was a lack of training for life-saving equipment usage. 18. **Emergency Communications**: Equipment related to emergency two-way communications was not compliant. 19. **Pollution Prevention**: The ballast water record book was not maintained as required. 20. **Marpol Compliance**: Additional issues tied to Marpol Annex I regulations were noted. 21. **Emergency Systems**: The emergency fire pump and accompanying pipes were found inoperative. 22. **Structural Integrity**: The condition of ballast, fuel, and other tanks was lacking. 23. **Operational Damage**: Structural elements like beams and floors showed operational damage. 24. **ISM Compliance**: The ISM certificate was not compliant. Following the inspection and subsequent detention, 'My Reyhan' was released again on April 7, 2023. As of April 12, the vessel remains anchored off the coast of Karadeniz Eregli, positioned at 41° North and 031° 25' East. For further updates and maritime news, stay connected with us.

On March 6, 2025. the 'My Reyhan' was detained in Kocaeli with 22 deficiencies, seven of which being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention: 1) Emergency systems - Enclosed space entry and rescue drills 'Not carried out' 2) Safety of navigation - Voyage or passage plan Missing 3) Fire safety - Fire detection and alarm system Not as required 4) Fire safety - Fire doors/openings in fire resisting division Not as required 5) Fire safety - Fire fighting equipment and appliances Not as required 6) Fire safety - Fixed fire exthinguishing installation Inoperative 7) Pollution Prevention - Garbage shipboard handling Lack of familirity The vessel was released again on March 7 and proceeded to Batumi, where it arrived on March 14. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063576908591

On Sep 4, 2023, at midday the JRCC of the Greek Coast Guard as informed about a Dutch-flagged sailing vessel in a difficult position due to the inability to use the sails, 19 nautical miles northwest of Lefkada, with two crew members on board. A patrol boat was deployed, and three nearby ships notified, while one helicopter took off. The sailing vessel was located, and its two occupants were safely transferred to the 'My Reyhan', en route from Porto Nogaro, and taken to the Preveza anchorage, where they were picked up by a fishing vessel with officers from the Port Authority on board and transported safely to the port of Preveza. A preliminary investigation was being carried out by the Port Authority of Preveza.

A crew member of the "Sea Kestrel" has been airlifted to hospital on July 27, 2017, at 8.30 a.m. after an incident off the coast near Dundee. The vessel was approaching Dundee when he became ill with an undisclosed medical issue. The rescue helicopter Rescue Bond One from Aberdeen was deployed and he was flown to the Ninewells Hospital for treatment. The ship berthed in Dundee at noon and meanwhile continued to Sluiskil.