Working Conditions Aboard the Ser

On May 2, 2022, a critical medical situation arose involving a 33-year-old crew member aboard the vessel c'Serenity Ac'. The ship was navigating southwest of Pylos on its journey from Sousse to Tuzla when the crew member required immediate medical attention. The Pylos Port Authority received a distress alert from the Joint Rescue Coordination Center (JRCC) around noon. In response, the vessel was directed to the Methoni region of Messinia, where a seamless transfer of the patient occurred. A patrol boat efficiently moved the ailing crew member from c'Serenity Ac' to the shore. Upon reaching land, an EKAB ambulance was on standby and quickly transported the patient to the Pylos Health Center for necessary medical care, ensuring that he received prompt treatment before being discharged later.

On October 1, 2020, the freighter 'Serenity ZG' was apprehended by the Libyan National Army (LNA) in the waters north of Ras Al Hilal. This intervention came after the vessel was found to be in violation of the LNA's designated 'No Sail Zone' (NSZ) while navigating from Gabes to Alexandria. The ship's detention lasted until October 3, 2020, after which it was allowed to proceed. Following its release, 'Serenity ZG' made its way northward, steering clear of the Libyan coast before ultimately continuing its journey to Alexandria, with an expected time of arrival set for October 6, 2020.

On March 29, 2015, Greek law enforcement engaged the cargo vessel 'Genc 3' off the coast of Kalamata, leading to a significant interception of contraband tobacco products. The authorities had been tracking the vessel's route, anticipating its arrival with illicit goods intended for distribution in Greece. Upon inspection, officials discovered a staggering haul of 11 containers filled with illegal cigarettes, resulting in the arrest of eight crew members onboard. Prior to this event, 'Genc 3' had last docked at the port of Tobruk before setting sail on March 10, 2015.