Star-1

11 seafarers abandoned on the Star-1 (IMO 8405012, flag Panama) in Sharjah Alpha Anchorage, United Arab Emirates, 1 February 2024. ILO case 1170, status: Inactive.

Status
Inactive
Abandonment ID
1170
IMO Number
8405012
Flag
Panama
Port of Abandonment
Sharjah Alpha Anchorage, United Arab Emirates
Abandonment Date
1 February 2024
Notification Date
13 December 2024
Seafarers
11
Reporting Org.
International Transport Workers' Federation

Circumstances

Crew are owed 3 or more months wages.

Seafarers applied to insurer?: No
Insurance certificate dates: TBC

Updates

8 October 2025: International Transport Workers' Federation
Lost contact with crew. Inactive.

10 March 2025: International Transport Workers' Federation
Wages were delayed, but the company is no longer communicating about resolving the issue.

7 January 2025: Panama
(From Panama Maritime Authority)

In response to the complaint of abandonment presented below, we will proceed according to the procedure by contacting the shipowner and the corresponding resident agents seeking to resolve this problem as soon as possible, seeking to safeguard the lives and rights of seafarers. We will keep you updated as the case progresses.

(Response from IMO)
IMO has not heard any further information regarding this new abandonment case after your kind response that you were going to proceed according to the procedure by contacting the shipowner and the corresponding resident agents. Therefore, I would be very grateful if you could remind the shipowner and the corresponding resident agents again that we are still in abeyance of their comments.

17 December 2024: Panama
(From Panama Maritime Authority)

In response to the complaint of abandonment presented below, we will proceed according to the procedure by contacting the shipowner and the corresponding resident agents seeking to resolve this problem as soon as possible, seeking to safeguard the lives and rights of seafarers. We will keep you updated as the case progresses.

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