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IMO: 9141912
General Cargo Ship, Guinea-Bissau
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Vessel Details
MMSI
630001040
Callsign
J5AF3
Width
15.0 m
Length
107.0 m
ITF_Abandonment_Status
Open
ITF_Abandonment_Date
01 Jun 2025
ITF_Owed_Wages
6 months
ITF_Seafarers_Count
3
ITF_Seafarer_Nationalities
Azerbaijan, Turkiye
ITF_Port
Suez
ITF_Country
Egypt
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2024-05-12
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Latest News (2)
Abandonment Case of MALA KADO Reported to ITF
The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has officially registered the vessel MALA KADO (IMO: 9141912) in its abandonment records. This incident has raised significant concern within the maritime community. Key details of the report include: - **Vessel Flag:** Unknown - **Current Port:** Suez, Egypt - **Outstanding Wages:** 6 months due to the crew - **Total Number of Seafarers Affected:** 3 - **Nationalities of Seafarers:** Azerbaijan and Turkiye - **Report Submission Date to ITF:** June 1, 2025 - **Case Status:** Open and under investigation This case, along with others, is documented in the ITF Seafarers' abandonment list, a crucial resource for monitoring and addressing issues of crew abandonment globally. The ITF works tirelessly to ensure fair treatment and prompt resolution for affected seafarers.
Abandonment Alert: MALA KADO Crew Left in Limbo
The vessel MALA KADO, flying the flag of Guinea-Bissau and registered under IMO number 9141912, has been flagged for abandonment by the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF). The report notes the ship is currently situated at the Suez anchorage in Egypt. As of January 21, 2025, the three seafarers aboard, all hailing from Azerbaijan, have been left without their wages for a staggering four months. The situation remains under scrutiny as it has been classified as 'open' by the ITF. The ITF Seafarers abandonment list continues to be a critical resource for monitoring cases where maritime crews are unjustly abandoned across the globe, emphasizing the need for stronger protections and advocacy for seafarers’ rights.