Reviews & Ratings for the New-Gemini

On July 5, an incident occurred at Elefsina Port during a lightering operation involving the 'New Gemini' and the 'Sfax.' While transferring wheat cargo, a crane on the 'Sfax' malfunctioned, resulting in damage as the grab fell and impacted the railings of the 'New Gemini.' Fortunately, there were no injuries reported as a result of the accident. In response to the incident, the Elefsina Central Port Authority initiated a preliminary investigation and has temporarily detained both vessels until necessary repairs and class surveys have been completed. Following the incident, the 'New Gemini' arrived at Ambelaki on August 6 and subsequently departed on October 18, heading towards Salamis.

On February 9, 2023, the cargo ship 'New Gemini' experienced a technical malfunction while carrying a substantial load of 5,200 tons of cereals destined for Tunisia, with 12 crew members on board. The vessel encountered difficulties in the Akrotiri area and was subsequently moored at Ampelaika North on February 10. After a period of repairs and assessments, 'New Gemini' departed from Ampelaika at 3:25 p.m. on July 2, making its way to Eleusis. Upon arrival at 5 p.m., she docked alongside the Tunisian cargo ship 'Sfax' (IMO: 9442213), marking a successful relocation and a step closer to completing her delivery.

On the evening of February 9, 2018, the Port Authority of Neapolis and Monemvasia received urgent notifications regarding a mechanical issue aboard the 'New Gemini,' a vessel carrying 12 crew members, while navigating the waters near Akrotiri. Prompt action was taken, leading to the deployment of a patrol boat alongside the tug, 'Christos XXXIV,' tasked with safely towing the crippled ship to the port of Piraeus. After several hours at sea, the 'New Gemini' successfully docked at Ampelaika North on February 10 at 12:25 p.m. The vessel was en route from Novorossiysk to a Tunisian port, carrying a substantial cargo of 5,200 tons of cereals, highlighting the significant operational disruptions caused by the mechanical failure.