Discover the Gas-Parrot: Ratings & Maritime News

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has received a report concerning the vessel GAS PARROT (IMO: 9119725), which is currently flagged under Guyana. The ship is stationed at the Suez Canal in Egypt and has been classified as abandoned as of June 1, 2026. Seafarers aboard the GAS PARROT, totaling 17 individuals, are facing an alarming situation after going without their promised wages for the past four months. The crew comprises individuals from Azerbaijan and India. This incident has been logged in the ITF Seafarers abandonment list, a crucial resource that highlights and monitors cases of crew abandonment globally. The status of this report remains open as efforts continue to address the crew's hardships.

In a notable incident on January 18, 2015, the tanker 'Gas Melawi' was involved in a collision with the passenger ferry 'Menggala' while transiting the Sunda Strait near Celigon. The incident occurred during the morning hours as the 'Gas Melawi' was making its way from Cigading to Gresik. The impact resulted in damage to the bow ramp of the ferry; however, the tanker sustained only minor injuries. Fortunately, there were no reports of injuries among the crew members of either vessel. By 01:30 UTC on January 19, the 'Menggala' was safely anchored off the coast of Celigon. For more detailed coverage, you can view the Indonesian report with accompanying images at http://news.liputan6.com/read/2162745/2-kapal-saling-senggol-di-selat-sunda.