Discover the Banglar-Agradoot: Ratings & Maritime News

On April 23, 2026, the vessel 'Banglar Agradoot' faced detention in the bustling port of Antwerp due to a staggering total of 22 identified deficiencies. Among these, nine were classified as serious enough to warrant the detention of the ship. Key areas of concern included: 1) Alarms - UMS alarms were found to be inoperative; 2) Emergency systems - The emergency fire pump and its associated piping did not meet regulatory standards; 3) Fire safety - Remote controls for machinery spaces were inoperative; 4) Fire safety - The fixed fire extinguishing installation was not functional; 5) Fire safety - Jacketed high-pressure lines and oil leakage alarms were not compliant; 6) Labour conditions - The cleanliness of the engine room was unsatisfactory; 7) Propulsion and auxiliary machinery - Auxiliary machinery was found lacking; 8) Propulsion and auxiliary machinery - Bilge pumping arrangements did not meet regulations; 9) ISM - The ISM certificate was deemed not as required. After addressing these deficiencies, the 'Banglar Agradoot' was ultimately released on May 11, 2026.