General Cargo Ship ZEG GLORY Detained in Larnaca

The general cargo/multipurpose vessel ZEG GLORY (IMO 9152571) has been detained following a Port State Control inspection at the port of Larnaca, Cyprus, carried out on 08 Oct 2026 under the Mediterranean Memorandum of Understanding (Med MoU) regime. Inspectors recorded a total of 15 deficiencies during the examination, of which four were assessed as serious enough to warrant detention. The specific nature of the deficiencies has not been disclosed in the available report. The vessel, which sails under the flag of Comoros (KM), has a gross tonnage of 2,992. Port State Control inspections are conducted to verify that foreign-flagged ships calling at member ports comply with international safety, environmental and labour conventions, including SOLAS, MARPOL and the Maritime Labour Convention. Detention is imposed when deficiencies are considered to pose a risk to the safety of the ship, its crew or the environment, and the vessel is barred from departing until the issues are rectified and verified by the flag state or a recognised organisation acting on its behalf. The ZEG GLORY will remain at Larnaca until the detainable deficiencies are addressed to the satisfaction of the Med MoU authorities and the vessel is cleared to resume operations. No further details on the expected duration of the detention or the owner's response have been released.