Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Mona

The cargo vessel "Mona" faced detention in the port of Tuapse on November 15, 2025, due to a staggering 15 identified deficiencies. Key issues included inadequate safety of navigation measures such as outdated charts and an inoperative voyage plan, as well as failure to maintain proper navigation records and a malfunctioning magnetic compass. Pollution prevention standards were also seriously lacking, with several violations reported, including improper garbage handling and a non-compliant ballast water management system. Furthermore, crew training was insufficient, and the sewage treatment plant did not meet necessary requirements. Other noted deficiencies encompassed structural conditions related to ballast and fuel tanks, fire safety issues regarding fire doors, and poorly maintained lifeboats. Emergency systems were noted as inadequate, particularly the public address system, as well as additional concerns regarding mooring operations and missing ISM certification. After addressing these urgent safety concerns, the "Mona" was released from detention on November 19, 2025, and subsequently set sail for Zonguldak. This incident underscores the importance of rigorous compliance with maritime safety and environmental regulations to ensure safe navigation and prevent pollution at sea.