Cyprus-Flagged ONEGO BORA Detained After Port State Inspection

The general cargo/multi-purpose vessel ONEGO BORA (IMO 9613604), sailing under the Cyprus flag, was detained following a Port State Control inspection conducted at Le Port, Reunion, under the Indian Ocean MOU on 04 Feb 2026. Inspectors recorded a total of eight deficiencies during the examination, one of which was classified as detainable, prompting authorities to hold the vessel in port until the issue is rectified. Details on the specific nature of the detainable deficiency have not been disclosed in the inspection report. The vessel's ISM-responsible company is listed as OCEAN DUKE SHIPPING. Port State Control detentions are issued when inspectors determine that a ship's condition, equipment, or crew compliance falls below international safety, security, or environmental standards to a degree that poses a risk to the vessel, its crew, or the marine environment. Under Indian Ocean MOU procedures, a detained vessel must address all outstanding deficiencies to the satisfaction of port authorities before it will be permitted to resume operations. No further details regarding the timeline for release or corrective actions taken by the ISM company have been made available at this time.