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04
April 2017
- KR Inside
- KR R&D Trends
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Technical News
- Implementation of BWM Convention
- Dirty Vessel ordered to leave New Zealand
- Oil filtering equipment and control of operational discharge of Oil
- Notice of amendments to the KR Technical Rules (Rules for Part 10 and Guidance for Part 4)
- PSC Information (Marine Safety Alert - 1616 / 1617 released by USCG)
- Port State Control detentions
A dirty vessel with a dense fouling of barnacles attached to it, and tube worms on the ship's hull and other underwater surfaces has recently been ordered to leave New Zealand with 24 hours notice by the Ministry for Primary Industries of New Zealand.
It is the first time the MPI has ordered an international vessel to leave a New Zealand port for biofouling reasons.
New rules associated with the management of bio-fouling on ship's surfaces will require all international vessels to arrive in New Zealand with a clean full form from May 2018, but this particular case is the measure for a vessel with severe bio-fouling on hull.
In this particular respect, owners and related stakeholders are strongly invited to note
above and pay full attention to the management of bio-fouling accordingly.
Dirty vessel ordered to leave New Zealand _Ministry for Primary Industries(0).pdf