List of ships that were refused access to Community ports between 1 April 2005 and 26 June 2006 , pursuant to Article 7b of Directive 95/21/EC of 19 June 1995 on the port State control of ships
Date: 2006-10-20
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: common ports policy, dissemination of information, harbour installation, international standard, maritime safety, prevention of pollution

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Official Journal of the European Union

20.10.2006

List of ships that were refused access to Community ports between 1 April 2005 and 26 June
2006, pursuant to Article 7b of Directive 95/21/EC of 19 June 1995 on the port State control of
ships (1)

(2006/C 254/05)

Under Article 7b(1) of Directive 95/21/CE on the port State control of ships, ships which have been
detained several times shall be refused access to the ports of the Member States. (2)

Article 7b(3) provides that the Commission shall publish every six months the list of ships that have been
refused access to Community ports.

The table below gives the list of ships that were refused access to Community ports between 1 April 2005
and 26 June 2006

Name of ship

IMO number

Type of ship

Flag

BULDUR (*)

7389845

Bulk carrier

Turkey(High risk)

DERYA 2

7433323

Bulk carrier

Comoros (Very high risk)

CARIBBEAN TRADER (*)

8001452

Chemical tanker

Panama(Medium risk)

VORIOS IPIROS HELLAS (*)

7433634

Bulk carrier

Panama(Medium risk)

EUROCARRIER (*)

7366128

Bulk carrier

Cambodia(Very high risk)

SEBA M

7511199

Bulk carrier

Lebanon (Very high risk)

TRINITY (*)

7614965

Bulk carrier

Cambodia (Very high risk)

HEIDI II

MAI-S

7614147

Bulk carrier

Georgia (Very high risk)

7501807

Bulk carrier

Syrian Arab Republic (Very high
risk)

OIL AMBASSADOR

8014203

Oil tanker

Panama(Medium risk)

HATICE HAKAR

7433335

Bulk carrier

Turkey(High risk)

AGIOS ISIDOROS (*)

7107742

Oil tanker

St. Vincent & Grenadines(High
risk)

ABDULRAHMAN

7029421

Bulk carrier

Korea, DPR (Very high risk)

(1) Last amended by Directive 2001/106/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 December 2001 (OJ L

19, 22.1.2002, p. 17).

(2) The first paragraph of Article 7b reads:

‘A Member State shall ensure that a ship in one of the categories of Annex XI, section A, is refused access to its
ports, except in the situations described in Article 11(6), if the ship:
either:
— flies the flag of a State appearing in the black list as published in the annual report of the MOU, and
— has been detained more than twice in the course of the preceding 24 months in a port of a State signatory of the

MOU

report of the MOU, and

or:
— flies the flag of a State described as “very high risk” or “high risk” in the black list as published in the annual

— has been detained more than once in the course of the preceding 36 months in a port of a State signatory of the

MOU.

The refusal of access shall become applicable immediately the ship has been authorised to leave the port where it has
been the subject of a second or third detention as appropriate.’

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Name of ship

IMO number

Type of ship

Flag

DD SEAMAN

8400311

Bulk carrier

St. Vincent & Grenadines(High
risk)

NAVISION LAKER

8105260

Bulk Carrier

Panama (Medium risk)

NURETTIN AMCA

7334577

Bulk carrier

Slovakia (very high risk)

KHALED MUHIEDDINE

7622261

Bulk carrier

Georgia (Very high risk)

EUROPEAN

7382706

Bulk Carrier

St. Vincent & Grenadines(High
risk)

HYOK SIN 2

8018900

Bulk carrier

Korea DPR (Very high risk)

(*) Ships for which the access refusal order was subsequently lifted in accordance with the procedures described in part B of Annex XI to

Directive 95/21/EC.