Working Conditions Aboard the Kairiin

The vessel identified as MARIA ELISE, with the IMO number 9534250, has recently come under scrutiny after being flagged in the OpenSanctions sanctions database. This database is a crucial resource for monitoring companies and vessels that face various sanctions. Significant details about the vessel include its inclusion in the Black Sea MoU Detention List, marking a critical step in ensuring maritime safety and compliance. MARIA ELISE was first recorded in the sanctions database on June 20, 2025, and was last noted on June 27, 2025. The OpenSanctions database plays a vital role in tracking entities subject to sanctions and restrictions, making it an essential tool for stakeholders in the maritime industry to stay informed about compliance issues.

On July 29, 2010, at 6:36 PM, the cargo ship 'Maria Elise,' identified by IMO number 9534250, found itself aground on the Weser River close to Altenesch due to an engine malfunction. The situation prompted immediate action, with tugs 'Grohn' and 'Brake' dispatched to provide assistance. Thanks to their efforts, the 'Maria Elise' was able to resume its journey towards Bremen by 9 PM the same evening.