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In a significant maritime development, the Burgas Maritime Administration has once again detained the vessel 'Amur', which has been moored in Burgas anchorage since June 24, 2016. This recent action stems from unpaid crew wages, accumulating to a staggering $150,000. The crew comprises a Bulgarian captain alongside 12 Ukrainian sailors. The 'Amur', previously known as the 'Asian Dream', was recently acquired by Amur Shipping Co. Notably, this isn't the first time the ship has faced legal issues; it was previously arrested in Varna back in 2015 due to debts owed by its former owner, including outstanding wages. As the situation develops, the maritime community watches closely for further updates on the ship's future.

The plight of the crew aboard the cargo ship ASIAN DREAM (IMO 9486295) has drawn attention as they endure dire conditions in Varna, Bulgaria. For over a month, this 14-member Ukrainian crew has found themselves stranded, left unpaid, and deprived of basic necessities such as food, water, and electricity. Their vessel was taken to a local shipyard for repairs, which have since been completed but remain unpaid due to the owner's financial troubles, resulting in the ship’s arrest. While the situation has been distressing, the Bulgarian Maritime Administration, Red Cross, and compassionate local businesses have stepped in to provide essential assistance. Until the ship’s financial issues are resolved, the crew must continue to rely on community support to meet their fundamental needs. More details and a video report are available here: http://maritime.bg/english/2015/03/27/ukrainian-crew-stranded-without-food-in-varna/ Additional information can also be found in the Bulgarian reports here: http://www.maritime.bg/asian-dream/