Read Authentic Ratings for the Arina

On March 10, 2026, the cargo vessel 'Arina' faced detention in Fos sur Mer after being found with 14 significant deficiencies, eight of which were classified as severe enough to warrant immediate action. Among the concerns noted were: the absence of essential atmosphere testing instruments critical for cargo operations, overloaded conditions concerning water and weather-tight standards, and failure to conduct required enclosed space entry and rescue drills as part of the emergency systems. Additionally, the vessel suffered from malfunctioning alarms for both steering gear and machinery controls, posed labor safety risks by not properly addressing entry into dangerous areas, and retained outdated navigation charts. The International Safety Management (ISM) certification was also deemed unsatisfactory. Following the necessary rectifications, the 'Arina' was released from detention on March 26 and subsequently moored at Corigliano Anchorage, positioned at 39° 47' N 016° 30' E.