What Crew Members Say About Zeynep

On September 17, 2025, the vessel 'Zeynep' faced detention in Mersin following the discovery of 24 deficiencies during an inspection. Among these, ten issues were categorized as severe, warranting immediate action for safety and compliance reasons. Key deficiencies included: 1) Propulsion and auxiliary machinery - The main engine failed to meet required standards. 2) Propulsion and auxiliary machinery - Auxiliary equipment was not up to par. 3) Propulsion and auxiliary machinery - Other machinery remained unaddressed. 4) Pollution Prevention - The sewage treatment plant was not up to standard. 5) Pollution Prevention - The 15 PPM alarm arrangements were inadequate. 6) Life-saving Appliances - Lifeboats were found to be inoperative. 7) Living and working - The cleanliness of the engine room was deemed insufficient. 8) Fire safety - The fire detection and alarm system was inoperative. 9) Fire safety - Fire doors and openings in fire-resisting divisions did not comply with regulations. 10) Emergency systems - Emergency lighting, batteries, and switches were found to be inoperative. After corrective measures were implemented, the Zeynep was released on September 26, 2025, and set sail for Port Sudan, with an estimated time of arrival (ETA) on October 2, 2025.