Reviews & Ratings for the Yongshengyou59

On July 13, 2026, the vessel 'Cristy' found itself detained in Singapore due to a total of 13 significant deficiencies, highlighting concerns over fire safety, emergency systems, and crew documentation. Key issues included inadequate personal equipment for fire safety, non-compliance with the International Safety Management (ISM) Code, and defects related to essential firefighting equipment such as fire pumps and their associated piping. Additional citations involved crew certifications, notably the Seafarers' Employment Agreement (SEA) and other ship certificates, including the Minimum Safe Manning Document. The emergency safety infrastructure was also flagged, specifically the emergency power source and generator. Furthermore, life-saving appliances like lifeboats did not meet required standards, and there were concerns regarding the conditions for entering hazardous areas. Navigation safety was compromised with deficiencies noted in electronic chart systems (ECDIS) and the vessel's passage planning. Notably, all deficiencies were indicated as not the responsibility of the Recognized Organization (RO). After addressing these issues, the 'Cristy' was finally released from detention on July 27, allowing her to resume operations.