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Cruise ship Venus detained due to missing wages

Wednesday, August 22, 2012 - 1:13:00 AM - More articles in Accidents (0) posts Discuss 0 posts      Printable View Printable View


Vesseltracker.com: Cruise ship Venus has been detained in Ashdod, Israel, where it had berthed on Aug 5, 2012, after failing to pay wages to its crew following a lawsuit lodged by crew members over the payment of their salaries. According to the Ukrainian Embassy in Israel, the crew consists of 340 people, among them 70 citizens of Ukraine. A lawyer was currently defending their rights and interests. The health of the crew members was said to be satisfactory, and the ship has enough drinking water and food. None of the crew members had accepted the lawyer's offer to leave the ship and return home.
Cruise ship Venus IMO 7111078, GRT 16710, built 1971, flag Malta, manager ACHEON AKTI NAVIGATION CO LTD, Cyprus.


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