Oil tanker/Chemical tanker detentions
2 detentions of oil tanker/chemical tanker vessels by port state control. Each report covers the full VesselScore due diligence record including inspection history, ownership chain, and risk scoring.
GENERAL POLAD HASHIMOV (IMO 9575307) detained at Constanta, October 2026
The Bahamas-flagged chemical/oil products tanker GENERAL POLAD HASHIMOV was detained by Romanian authorities at Constanta on 13 October 2026, marking the vessel's third detention in a 15-year career and its first under current ship manager Spring Marine Denizcilik. The detention follows a year of elevated deficiency counts and comes just three months after the vessel switched to Bahamas flag, completing a pattern of five flag changes since delivery.
PEARL-T (IMO 9264166) detained at Rotterdam, September 2026
The 23-year-old chemical/oil products tanker PEARL-T has been detained in Rotterdam on 25 September 2026, marking the vessel's first known detention in over two decades of service and 35 prior port state control inspections without a single hold. The detention is a striking departure from a historically clean record, and it comes just weeks after a deficiency-free inspection in Cameroon.
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