What are the working conditions on Turbo-sm?

Based on crew reviews, Turbo-sm has an average rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars from 1 reviews.

What type of vessel is Turbo-sm?

Turbo-sm is a General Cargo Ship vessel registered in Comoros.

When was Turbo-sm built?

Turbo-sm was built in unknown year.

🚢 Was Turbo-sm abandoned?

News reports have flagged Turbo-sm for abandonment issues. Review the recent news section to understand the situation.

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Reviews & Ratings for the Turbo-sm

Name: Turbo-sm
Brand: Comoros
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

IMO: 7612498

General Cargo Ship, Comoros

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Turbo-sm - General Cargo Ship vessel registered in Comoros

Vessel Details

MMSI

620798000

Callsign

D6A2809

Width

13.0 m

Length

95.0 m

ITF_Abandonment_Status

Open

ITF_Abandonment_Date

01 Apr 2025

ITF_Owed_Wages

5 months

ITF_Seafarers_Count

ITF_Seafarer_Nationalities

Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia

ITF_Port

Zeytinburnu

ITF_Country

Turkiye

Reviews (1)

Jacob

2024-03-15

Position: Electrical Engineer

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Latest News (1)

Abandonment Concerns Rise for Vessel TURBO SM Amidst Crew Wage Dispute

Apr 01, 2025 00:00

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has flagged the vessel TURBO SM (IMO: 7612498) for abandonment, bringing attention to the plight of its crew. This incident highlights the ongoing issues faced by seafarers worldwide, as the TURBO SM, registered under the Comoros flag and currently docked at Zeytinburnu, Turkiye, has left its six crew members facing significant financial distress. Reportedly, these seafarers, hailing from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Russia, are owed wages accumulated over the past five months. This distressing situation was officially reported to the ITF on April 1, 2025, and the case is currently classified as open. The ITF Seafarers abandonment list serves as a crucial resource in documenting such cases, underscoring the importance of safeguarding the rights of maritime workers globally. As the situation develops, the ITF continues to monitor and address the challenges faced by abandoned crews, advocating for just treatment and wage compensation.