Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Kenan-Atasoy

The situation escalated for the Dutch cargo vessel 'Flinterdijk,' which was seized on October 21, 2016, upon docking at the St. Bernard quay in Bayonne. This decisive action came after the ship's parent company, the Flinter shipping group, declared bankruptcy just days earlier. The vessel was carrying a crew of nine sailors, comprised of three Russians, one Ukrainian, and five Filipinos, who have endured over a month without their owed wages. As they await assurances for their outstanding payments, some crew members have been separated from their families for nearly ten months. The local French media has covered the incident in detail, providing insight into the crew's plight and the broader implications of the company's financial troubles. For further information, check the French report with photo here: https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/economie-social/un-cargo-neerlandais-saisi-au-port-de-bayonne-1479334891.