Discover the Adomy: Ratings & Maritime News

On June 5, 2026, the cargo ship 'Adomy' faced a significant setback when it was detained in Setubal due to a staggering 26 deficiencies. Among these, 12 serious infractions were noted, directly contributing to the decision for detention. The infractions included critical documentation issues, such as the expiration of vital certificates including the Load Lines Survey, Cargo Ship Safety Radio Survey, and several others related to safety and pollution prevention. Moreover, the vessel had notable safety navigation deficiencies, including missing nautical publications and non-compliant electronic charts. The ship also exhibited serious structural concerns; for example, it had holed ballast, fuel, and other tanks. Additionally, the crew displayed a lack of knowledge regarding emergency protocols, specifically fire drills. There were also deficiencies in the retention of oil on board which did not meet required standards, alongside a failure to hold a valid ISM certificate. Following the detention, the 'Adomy' was released on June 26, after which the vessel was permitted to undertake one voyage to Midia. It is scheduled to arrive for permanent repairs on July 6, 2026. This incident underscores the importance of vessel compliance with international safety and environmental regulations to ensure safe and effective maritime operations.