Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Doris

On September 20, 2026, the vessel 'Doris' was detained in Dalian, China, following the identification of five significant deficiencies that raised serious concerns regarding safety and pollution prevention measures. The deficiencies listed include issues related to the vessel's oil pollution prevention systems as per MARPOL Annex I regulations. Notably, the 15 PPM alarm arrangements were found inadequate, along with deficiencies in the oil filtering equipment. Additional structural concerns revolved around the steering gear, while the propulsion main engine also posed significant problems. Fire safety regulations were not adequately met, resulting in further detainment. All identified deficiencies were noted as being outside the responsibility of the Recognized Organization (RO). This incident highlights the ongoing need for rigorous safety protocols and environmental compliance in maritime operations.

On January 17, 2018, at approximately 3:40 PM, the vessel 'Emma' experienced an allision while departing from Chiba Port. The incident occurred when 'Emma' collided with the stationary cargo ship 'St. Glory,' resulting in significant damage to its hull, measuring between two to three meters in length. At the time of the incident, the 'Emma' was anchored 5.68 nautical miles from Ichihara, with specific coordinates of 35°35'25.08"N and 139°58'24.85"E. Meanwhile, the 'St. Glory' was reported to be under way, located 24 nautical miles from Omaezaki at coordinates 34°24'17.95"N and 137°48'48.87"E on January 19. This occurrence underscores the importance of navigational awareness in busy port areas.