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Detention in Qinzhou
The 'Sinar Ternate' was detained in Qinzhou on Oct 14, 2025, after its arrival from Singapore, by the Tokyo MoU authorities. The ship underwent an initial inspection, during which a total of 13 deficiencies were identified, six of them being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention. The tanker remained stationary in port as of Oct 16.
Tanker 'Norgas Cathinka' freed after 6 month detention in Indonesia
The IM Skaugen vessel Norgas Cathinka has been released after more than six months detention in Indonesia, although two crew members remain detained awaiting trial. The vessel was freed late on 8 April after and "out of court settlement" payment IM Skaugen and its insurance providers had made to the owners of the ferry Bahuga Jaya in which it was involved in fatal collision on 26 September 2012. The vessel and its crew have now reached to the entrance to Singapore port. Source: http://seatrade-global.com/news/asia/im-skaugen-vessel-freed-after-6-month-detention.html
IM Skaugen have hit out at the Indonesian authorities over the continued detention of its vessel the Norgas Cathinka
The Norgas Cathinka collided with a 40-year ferry Bahuga Jaya on 26 September 2012 in Indonesia resulting in the loss of seven passengers and one crew member. IM Skaugen said the data from the voyage data recorder on its vessel showed “it is evident our vessel was not the vessel that caused the collision”. “The aftermath has also proven to be very challenging due to a far from transparent juridical process in Indonesia and we are still waiting for the ship and its crew to be released,” the company charged. IM Skaugen said it was cost the company $400,000 a month in lost earnings. “This complex and not very transparent process in Indonesia makes it appear much more like a ‘hostage situation’.”
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