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Boiling bitumen leaked from Asphalt tanker
The 'Padmanabh' had brought bitumen from the United Arab Emirates and was heading towards docking area when the boiling bitumen spilled over from the ship due to a technical defect at Baithkol port on July 11, 2026. Around 550 kilograms of bitumen spilled on the hull of the ship as well into the sea. The bitumen which fell in to the sea solidified and was subsequently removed.
Allision in Paramaribo
The "Asphalt Trader", while departing the oil refinery berth in Paramaribo, Suriname, suffered a total power failure, due to sea suctions clogged with river mud, on June 8, 2019, at 07.20 a.m. Minutes later, the anchor was released, and the vessel's bow allided with a concrete/steel jetty. The vessel sustained paint scratches in the bow above the waterline. It remained at anchor in the Suriname river awaiting inspection results and compensation approval. On June 24 a settlement for repairs tothe jetty were agreed and paid and the vessel was allowed by the Port Authority to return to the port for loading further fuel products and cleared to depart Suriname.
Long-Detained Asphalt Ship Leaves Port of Baltimore
The asphalt carrier Asphalt Trader departed the Port of Baltimore on Saturday after resolving multiple safety discrepancies found during port state control inspections in 2016 and 2017. A three-person examination team from Coast Guard Sector Maryland-National Capital Region Port State Control branch inspected the Asphalt Trader, previously known as the Newlead Granadino, near the end of July 2017. After thorough inspection, the Coast Guard received the necessary documentation and verified that the vessel is in a safe condition to depart Baltimore. http://maritime-executive.com/editorials/long-detained-asphalt-ship-leaves-port-of-baltimore
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