What Crew Members Say About Bozburun-m

The vessel BOZBURUN-M, bearing the IMO number 9237204, has been detected in the OpenSanctions database, a comprehensive resource that tracks entities under international sanctions. This significant entry highlights the vessel's compliance concerns as it appears on the Black Sea MoU Detention List. Key Sanctions Information: - Detained under Black Sea MoU: The vessel’s status was first noted on June 20, 2025, at 14:14:07 and subsequently recorded again on June 27, 2025, at 14:14:05. Such data is crucial for maritime professionals and stakeholders as it helps them stay informed about vessels facing sanctions and the implications for maritime operations.

The Admiralty Court of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh has given the green light on September 30 for the unloading and disposal of damaged cargo, directing all involved parties and authorities to comply with local regulations. Efforts are currently underway to fulfill the court's mandate. Following the completion of cargo off-loading and the issuance of a subsequent Court Release Order, contingent upon necessary payments, clearances, and sailing formalities, the vessel is expected to set sail.

The bulk carrier Bene continues to be held at Chittagong Port as it awaits the necessary release order and completion of offloading its damaged cargo. The ongoing situation highlights the complexities faced by shipping operations in the area.

In a significant legal development, the bulk carrier 'Bene' has been detained under the authority of the local High Court in Chittagong, following a court order issued on January 25, 2018. The ship is currently anchored at the outer reaches of Chittagong Port, having arrived on December 11, 2017, with a substantial cargo of 11,050 tonnes of soybeans. This incident highlights the ongoing maritime legal challenges faced by vessels operating in the bustling port.