SVR VENUS
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Second detention in 2026
The 'SVR Venus' was detained on Oct 5 in Burgas with eight detainable defiencies: 10127 - Safety of Navigation - Voyage or passage plan - no responsibility of RO; 11104 - Life saving appliances - Rescue boats - no responsibility of RO; 11113 - Life saving appliances - Launching arrangements for rescue boats - no responsibility of RO; 4114 - Emergency Systems - Emergency source of power - Emergency generator - no responsibility of RO; 5110 - Radio Communications - Facilities for reception of marine safety inform. - no responsibility of RO; 7105 - Fire safety - Fire doors/openings in fire-resisting divisions - no responsibility of RO; 7106 - Fire safety - Fire detection and alarm system - no responsibility of RO; 7110 - Fire safety - Fire fighting equipment and appliances - no responsibility of RO. The ship was released again on Oct 7 and left the port with destination designated as Liverpool with an ETA as of Oct 23. In fact, the 'SVR Venus' berthed in Tuzla on Oct 9 and continuedto the port of destination on Oct 10. The last detention of the ship was only on Feb 27, then still sailing as 'C. Epsilon', in Creeksea with 25 deficiencies, for seven days until March 5.
Detention in Creeksea
The "C. Epsilon" was detained on Feb 27, 2026, in the Baltic Wharf, Creeksea, with 25 deficiencies, seven of which being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention: 1) Certificate & Doc - Minimum safe manning doc Not as required 2) Safety of navigation - Nautical publications Missing 3) Fire safety - Fire doors/openings in fire resisting division Unsafe 4) Fire safety - Fire dampers Not as required 5) Fire safety - Evaluation of crew performance Lack of training 6) Radio communications - Operation of GMDSS equipment Lack of familiarity 7) ISM - Ism certificate Not as required The vessel was released again on March 5. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AvEbaYXq6/
Cargo ship assisted in rescue operation
En route from Ceuta to Abu Qir the crew of the 'C Epsilon' spotted a person in boat, which was adrift/26 nautical miles off the coast on July 25, 2024. The CSS of Salvamento Marítimo in Almería was notified and mobilized the lifeboat 'Salvamar Spica', which rescued the man, while the cargo ship remained on standby. Report with photos: https://x.com/salvamentogob/status/1816443058235293760
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