Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Mito

On March 8, 2025, the cargo vessel 'Mito' experienced a security breach while docked in Jakarta, Indonesia. At approximately 01:45 AM local time, six intruders boarded the ship, located at coordinates 06° 5.8' N 106° 53.01' E, and made off with valuable spare parts from the ship's generators. Fortunately, no crew members were injured during this incident. The 'Mito' had arrived at Jakarta Port just a day earlier and continued its journey, departing on March 10. The vessel ultimately reached its next destination, Fremantle, on March 16, 2025.

On January 11, 2019, at approximately 7 a.m., the duty engineer aboard the "Mito" discovered a breach in the spare parts room door while the vessel was anchored at Cigading. Upon notifying the chief engineer and 1st Officer about the incident, a thorough inspection revealed that crucial spare generator parts had been stolen, likely by the intruders. Following the theft, the ship's agent and management were promptly informed of the situation, leading to an increase in the number of duty deck personnel for enhanced security. Notably, on January 24, the "Mito" was positioned at coordinates 005° 30.35' S, 105° 20.12' E, near Tarahan, as investigations regarding the theft continued.

In a bold move to protect the environment, a group of environmental activists protested by boarding a ship at the port of Hobart yesterday, aiming to halt the loading of veneer from Ta Ann's mill located in Huon Valley. The incident occurred around 5:30 AM when representatives from the Huon Valley Environment Centre climbed aboard the Mito at Macquarie Wharf. Inspector Glen Woolley confirmed that law enforcement apprehended five protesters and charged them with trespassing and obstructing police operations. One individual has been remanded in custody due to previous bail violations. The standoff lasted until approximately 10:45 AM, when authorities, assisted by the Tasmania Fire Service using a long ladder, safely removed the activists who had attached themselves to the top of a loading crane. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between environmental concerns and industrial activities in the region.