Crews Are Abandoned on Ships in Record Numbers Without Pay, Food or a Way Home | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

An engineer stuck on a cargo ship abandoned in a Black Sea port has waited four years to get paid and go home. Off the coast of Somalia, a crew awaiting pay languishes on a pirate-trawled stretch of the Indian Ocean while their ship slowly takes on water. Another 14 seafarers, stuck on a cargo ...

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