Hao-Hung-01 Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

The vessel has successfully docked at Chittagong Anchorage on May 26, 2016. This key maritime location in Bangladesh continues to facilitate significant shipping activity, enhancing trade and logistics in the region.

In a recent maritime transaction, a vessel has been sold to breakers in Vietnam for the price of $439 per ton. This sale highlights the ongoing demand for ship recycling in the region. The move signifies a further step in the vessel's lifecycle, as it transitions from its operational phase to dismantling and recycling at the hands of ship breakers. Such sales are an important part of the shipping industry's efforts to manage older vessels responsibly, reflecting both economic and environmental considerations.

On November 12, 2025, the bulk carrier 'Hao Hung 01' was detained in the Ningbo port by inspectors operating under the Tokyo Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This action was prompted by the discovery of 24 deficiencies during the vessel's initial inspection, with 10 of these deficiencies classified as serious enough to warrant detention. The compliance check scrutinized vital safety and technical systems, highlighting significant concerns that the ship has not yet addressed through corrective measures. Arriving from Quy Nhon on November 11, the 'Hao Hung 01' shifted to an anchored position at coordinates 29° 57' N 121° 55' E on November 15, and it has remained stationary in the port as of November 17.