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Lidoma - Iran (Islamic Republic of) - 7 December 2024 -
resolved
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Vessel
Lidoma
Case status
resolved
Abandonment ID
01205
Flag state
Iran (Islamic Republic of)
IMO N°
8218067
Vessel type
Platform Supply Ship
Port of abandonment
Abu Al Kashib, Iraq
Financial security provider
Unknown
Right
Abandoned
7 December 2024
Notified
20 January 2025
Reported by
International Transport Workers' Federation
N° of seafarers
6
Nationalities
India (6)
Circumstances
Circumstances
Crew have not been paid since joining the vessel on 7th October 2024. Lack of food, water and provisions on board.
Seafarers applied to insurer?: No
Insurance certificate dates: N/A
Case details
Actions taken
14 January 2025: Flag State informed
Contacted the Indian agents, flag state, Iraqi maritime and port authorities, the Indian Consulate in Iraq and the Indian maritime authorities.
14 January 2025: Provisions provided
ITF Arab World Network contact in Iraq visited the crew (14th January) and supplied provisions and water.
Repatriation status
20 January 2025: Repatriation pending
10 March 2025: Repatriated
The crew were repatriated home
Payment status
20 January 2025: Payment Pending
Outstanding wages: US$6,500
10 March 2025: Paid
The crew agreed settlement till January.
Case details
Comments and observations
20 January 2025: International Transport Workers' Federation
Vessel is now believed to be called Alseter. The ship is apparently under detention for an ongoing court case.
ITF Arab World Network contact in Iraq visited the crew (14th January) and supplied provisions and water.
29 January 2025: India
(From the Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways)
Reference to the trailing mail, wherein it is mentioned that 6 Indian seafarers were on board of vessel Lidoma notified that abandonment on 12 December 2024 at Port, Al Kashib, Iraq.
However, according to DGS E-Governance records, it is found that no Indian seafarer was placed on board of the said vessel.
In view of the above, it is requested to kindly provide the List of Indian Seafarers on board of the said vessel at the earliest so that Directorate can proceed with the necessary action.
10 March 2025: International Transport Workers' Federation
The crew agreed settlement till January and were repatriated home.
This case has been resolved.