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On April 3, 2026, the vessel 'Ulla' faced detention in Klaipeda due to an alarming total of 14 deficiencies identified during an inspection. Seven of these deficiencies were classified as severe enough to warrant the vessel's detention. The key issues noted include: 1) Inoperative alarms in the Unattended Machinery Space (UMS), 2) Fire doors and openings not meeting fire-resistant division standards, 3) Inadequate jacketed high-pressure lines and oil leakage alarms, 4) Auxiliary machinery not meeting requirements, 5) Non-compliant records for drills and steering gear tests in navigation safety protocols, 6) Oil filtering equipment failing pollution prevention standards, and 7) Issues surrounding the International Safety Management (ISM) certificate. After addressing the deficiencies, the 'Ulla' was cleared for departure and set sail from Klaipeda on April 16, aiming to reach Oslo with an estimated time of arrival on April 21.