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scrapped at Spain

Released from MCA detention after 71 days on August1, 2012

The vessel was detained in Glasgow for seventy-one days because the bulkhead at frame 108 was cracked, the side shell frame 111 was detached, the side shell frame 110 was buckled, top of frame 113 and deckhead bracket were missing and the bulkhead on frame 112 was not repaired as required. There were a number of deficiencies which were objective evidence of a serious failure or lack of effectiveness of implementation of the ISM code on board the vessel. Other deficiencies included: the identity cards on the inflatable liferafts were not completed; the whistle was missing from the bridge lifejacket; air pipe closing devices were not secured properly; the stability information provided was not in the working language of the vessel; line throwing appliances were not ready for use and some charts had not been updated. The vessel was released on 1 August 2012.

Detained by MCA at Glasgow since May 23, 2012

The vessel was detained in Glasgow because the bulkhead at frame 108 was cracked, the side shell frame 111 was detached, the side shell frame 110 was buckled, top of frame 113 and deckhead bracket were missing and the bulkhead on frame 112 was not repaired as required. There were a number of deficiencies which were objective evidence of a serious failure or lack of effectiveness of implementation of the ISM code on board the vessel. Other deficiencies included: the identity cards on the inflatable liferafts were not completed; the whistle was missing from the bridge lifejacket; air pipe closing devices were not secured properly; the stability information provided was not in the working language of the vessel; line throwing appliances were not ready for use and some charts had not been updated. The vessel was still detained at 10 July 2012.