Danish-Flagged Tanker SIGRID THERESA Detained in Naples

The oil and chemical tanker SIGRID THERESA (IMO 9392183) was detained in the Italian port of Naples following a Port State Control inspection carried out on 04 Nov 2026, according to a Paris MoU detention report. Inspectors recorded a total of six deficiencies on board the vessel, five of which were deemed serious enough to warrant detention. The specific nature of the deficiencies was not disclosed in the report. The 5,744 gross tonnage vessel flies the flag of Denmark and is managed under the ISM Code by Christiania Shipping A/S. The detention was issued under the Paris Memorandum of Understanding on Port State Control, which oversees inspections of foreign-flagged ships calling at ports across Europe and the North Atlantic to verify compliance with international safety, environmental and labour standards. Vessels found with detainable deficiencies are held in port until the issues are rectified and a follow-up inspection confirms the ship is fit to sail. SIGRID THERESA will remain in Naples until the identified deficiencies are addressed to the satisfaction of port state control authorities. No timeline for release has been provided.