Vessel detentions at Singapore

2 detentions recorded at Singapore. Each report covers the full VesselScore due diligence record including inspection history, ownership chain, and risk scoring.

JC QINGDAO
Detention

JC QINGDAO (IMO 9614804) detained at Singapore, October 2026

The Panama-flagged bulk carrier JC QINGDAO was detained in Singapore on 8 October 2026, the second detention for a vessel that has accumulated 28 deficiencies across just seven inspections in barely 15 months of trading under a new flag and name. The ship reflagged from China and renamed from Jiang Quan 6 in July 2025; ISM management changed hands to Hong Kong-based Newbal Shipping Ltd in late November 2025, just weeks before a 17-deficiency detention in Indonesia.

IMO 9614804Singapore8 October 2026
HUI TONG 27
Detention

HUI TONG 27 (IMO 9546693) detained at Singapore, October 2026

The Barbados-flagged chemical tanker HUI TONG 27 was detained in Singapore on 7 October 2026 under the management of Zhoushan Haibo Ship Management Co Ltd with classification by the Indian Register of Shipping. The vessel is virtually invisible in international PSC databases, with no inspection history, no Equasis profile, and conflicting data on flag state and technical management, a combination that should give any charterer pause.

IMO 9546693Singapore7 October 2026

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