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**Title: "Sea Opera" Faces Third Detention in Under Two Years** The maritime vessel "Sea Opera" has once again found itself under scrutiny, as it was detained on March 20, 2023, in Zhuhai due to eight identified deficiencies. Among these deficiencies, four were deemed critical enough to warrant the detention of the ship. The serious issues highlighted include: 1. Water/Weather-tight integrity - Alarms for Unmanned Machinery Spaces (UMS) were not functioning as required. 2. Water/Weather-tight integrity - Ventilators, air pipes, and casings failed to meet required standards. 3. Radio communications - The Recognized Mobile Satellite Service and ship earth station were not compliant. 4. Cargo operations - Regulations for cargo transfer on tankers were not adhered to. Following the detention, "Sea Opera" was released on March 24, 2023, and immediately set sail for Singapore. This incident marks the third time the "Sea Opera" has been detained within a span of less than two years. The vessel previously encountered issues on January 21, 2025, in Humen, where it was held for six deficiencies, and again faced detention on April 2, 2024, also in Humen. As the maritime industry continues to prioritize safety and compliance, the ongoing challenges faced by "Sea Opera" underscore the importance of maintaining rigorous standards at sea.

On Jan 21, 2025, the ' Sea Opera' was detained in Humen with six deficiencies, three of which being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention: 1) Dangerous goods - Instrumentation Not as required 2) Dangerous goods - Dangerous goods code Not as required 3) Dangerous goods - Fire protection deck area Not as required The vessel was released again on Jan 23 and sailed for Singapore Anchorage. The last detention was on April 2, 2024, also in Humen, with six deficiencies for three days. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1A45b5jbuw/