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On January 23, 2026, the vessel 'GT Pike' successfully avoided detention in Lübeck following a thorough inspection by Paris MoU authorities. This inspection occurred just one day after the ship's arrival from the Russian port of St. Petersburg. Both initial and final visits were conducted on the same day, assessing various critical areas including the accommodation quarters, galley, cargo hold, engine room, navigation bridge, decks, forecastle, and steering-room. Emergency steering drills were also part of the detailed evaluation. While the inspection uncovered five deficiencies, none were classified as serious enough to warrant detention. Subsequently, the 'GT Pike' departed Lübeck on January 26 and is set to arrive in Gdynia with an estimated time of arrival on January 28.

A maritime incident in Goole has led to the detention of a vessel on January 7, 2013, due to significant compliance issues with its manning arrangements. The master of the ship was in custody ashore, prompting concerns that the crew did not meet the stipulations outlined in the Minimum Manning Safety Document. In addition to this critical safeguard failure, inspections revealed further deficiencies, including improperly connected hydrostatic release units (HRUs) in the inflatable liferafts. Furthermore, the records of rest were found lacking essential entries, and the watchkeeping personnel schedules had not been filled out correctly. Fortunately, after addressing these issues, the vessel was released and allowed to resume operations on January 8, 2013.