MM RUNNER Detained in Daesan for Safety Deficiencies

The vessel MM RUNNER, flagged under Comoros and classified as an other special activities ship with a gross tonnage of 3,580, was detained following a Port State Control inspection in Daesan on 30 Jul 2026. The inspection, conducted under the Tokyo MoU, identified a total of 16 deficiencies, including 3 considered detainable. The ship is managed by NORTHWEST SHIP MANAGEMENT LTD. The specific nature of the detainable deficiencies was not disclosed, but the detention indicates significant concerns regarding the vessel's compliance with safety or operational standards. Port State Control inspections aim to ensure ships meet international regulations to safeguard maritime safety and environmental protection. Detentions under the Tokyo MoU are serious measures that prevent vessels from sailing until the identified issues are rectified. This action underscores the importance of adherence to safety management systems and regulatory requirements in maritime operations. The detention of MM RUNNER highlights ongoing enforcement efforts in the region to maintain high standards and protect port and maritime stakeholders from potential risks associated with non-compliant vessels.