Working Conditions Aboard the Jianghaida

On August 6, 2026, the 'Jianghaida' found itself detained in Yingkou, China, owing to two significant detainable deficiencies. The first issue noted was related to the fire alarm system (Deficiency Code 08103), which was flagged without any responsibility attributed to the Recognized Organization (RO). The second deficiency involved the water and weathertight conditions, specifically concerning ventilators, air pipes, and their casings (Deficiency Code 03108), again noting no RO responsibility. This detention marks a concerning point in the vessel's operational history, particularly following its previous detention in Incheon, Hong Kong, on September 4, 2025, where it faced seven detainable deficiencies. These recurring safety issues highlight the ongoing challenges in maintaining maritime safety standards for the 'Jianghaida'.

On September 4, 2025, the cargo vessel 'Jianghaida' was detained in Incheon, Hong Kong, following its arrival from Chiwan. The detention was executed by port authorities under the jurisdiction of the Tokyo Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) after an inspection revealed seven deficiencies. Notably, two of these deficiencies were classified as serious, providing sufficient grounds for the ship's detention. As of September 9, 'Jianghaida' remained stationary in the port, awaiting further evaluation and necessary rectifications.