Reviews & Ratings for the Sara-S

The merchant vessel 'Adam K' has finally departed from the port of Almeria on February 20, 2020, at 1:30 PM, concluding its more than two-year stay. The ship, which underwent maintenance before its departure, was sold in a public auction held in May 2019. Following its time at Levante Dock, the Adam K was set on a course for Alexandria, with an estimated time of arrival by February 28. This vessel's journey has been marked by controversy. In August 2017, the 'Adam K' was intercepted by Customs Patrol and the Civil Guard in international waters off the Alboran Sea, where approximately 16 tons of hashish were discovered on board. The auction of the ship was officially announced on February 19, 2019, and the sale was sanctioned by the Government Delegation for the National Drug Plan, following a final ruling from the National Court that awarded the ship to the state. The Port Authority of Almeria managed the auction process, where the former 'Lady Boss' was sold to Abdul Karim Kartich for €201,000 (excluding taxes). For further details and photos of this remarkable event, check out these Spanish reports: [Almeria360](https://almeria360.com/cabeceraempresas/20022020_el-buque-adam-k-abandona-el-puerto-de-almeria-despues-de-mas-de-dos-ano_192650.html) and [Portalportuario](https://portalportuario.cl/buque-mercante-deja-el-puerto-de-almeria-tras-dos-anos-amarrado-por-trafico-de-droga/).

The vessel 'Lady Boss', auctioned off last spring, remains docked at the Levante dock in Alméria as preparations are underway for its departure after more than two years in port. This ship was notably intercepted by Customs and Civil Guard patrols in August 2017 while operating in the international waters of the Alboran Sea, during which it was found carrying approximately 16 tons of hashish. Following a prolonged legal process, the 'Lady Boss' was put up for auction on February 19, 2019, with the sale sanctioned by the Government Delegation for the National Drug Plan, and the vessel was acquired by the State following a ruling from the National Court. The Port Authority of Alméria conducted the auction, where Abdul Karim Kartich placed the winning bid of 201,000 Euros, excluding taxes. The ship has remained at the Levante dock since late November 2018, and it is poised to set sail once final commissioning works and approvals from the Maritime Captaincy are secured. For further details, visit the Spanish report with a photo: https://almeria360.com/empresa/11122019_lady-boss_190314.html

In a significant turn of events, the Port Authority of Almería has successfully auctioned the 'Lady Boss,' a vessel that gained notoriety after its interception in the Alboran Sea back in August 2017. This ship was apprehended while carrying a staggering 16 tons of hashish, with 13 crew members onboard. The auction culminated in a sale price of 201,000 Euros to a private buyer, following an initial bidding start of 190,400 Euros, excluding VAT. The winning bidder has been granted a one-month period, concluding in the first week of July, to settle the purchase amount and finalize the contract. Once these formalities are completed, the new owner will gain full access to the vessel and its capabilities.