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KAREN DANIELSEN - IMO 7396630
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Photographer:PWR [ View profile ]
Title:Karen Danielsen
Location:Goole, United Kingdom
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 1970-1979 (under 3000gt)
Added:Dec 8, 2012
Views:2,157
Image Resolution:1,551 x 957
Description:
Built 1975 Charlie Hill
Vessel
particulars
Current name:BLUE MOON
Former name(s):
- Kaptan Husamettin (Until 2011 Dec)
- First Bloom (Until 2009 Nov)
- Ocean Fleet 1 (Until 2008 Jun)
- Ocean Fleet (Until 2003 Jan)
- Karen Danielsen (Until 1983)
Current flag:Cambodia
Home port:Phnom Penh
Callsign:XUFY4
IMO:7396630
MMSI:511100448
Build year:1975
Manager:Rania Marina - Beirut, Lebanon
Class society:Phoenix Shipping Register
Vessel Type:Livestock Carrier
Gross tonnage:2,504 tons
Summer DWT:3,016 tons
Length:83 m
Beam:15 m
Draught:4 m
AIS Position
of this ship
Last known position:32°49’43.49” N, 34°17’9.76” E
Status:
Speed, course (heading):1.6kts, 135.4° (89°)
Destination:
- Location:Haifa
- Arrival:2nd Jun 2024 / 21:00:20 UTC
Last update:about 5 hours ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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Livestock Carriers - 19 photos
Ship's Deck - 1 photos
General cargo ships built 1970-1979 (Under 3000gt) - 7 photos
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Detention at Sitia.
A Port State Control (PSC) inspection was conducted on the "Blue Moon I" at the port of Sitia in the afternoon of Feb 22, 2018. Following the inspection, five of the 12 crew members were found to not hold a certificate of naval competence. In addition to the incompetence of the five crew members, substantial deficiencies were identified in the area of safety at sea, Maritime labour contracts, loading line contracts, training standards certificate issuing, seafarers watch keeping, marine environment protection and International conflict prevention code. As a result, the vessel was detained at Sitia, under the Paris MOU by Port State Control (PSC) inspectors.
(source: Vesseltracker.)
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