
Amar Shakti Nag, the third engineer who has been working on the ship 'Alan' off the coast of Tuzla for 3 years, stated that they have not received a salary for 8 months and have not had access to food and water.
Amar Shakti Nag, the third engineer who was stranded on the foreign-flagged ship 'Alan', which has been anchored off the coast of Tuzla for 3 years, said that they had not been paid for 8 months and that they had to boil and drink sea water because food and water were not provided.
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When foreign flagged ships lose their economic value, no responsibility is taken and these ships are left in the region since Türkiye is a transit route.
Amar Shakti Nag, who worked as the third engineer on the ship, said, "It is very difficult to stay on the ship. Because the company does not provide us with food or water. We had friends who had health problems. They do not care about this. We have not been paid for 8 months. We are in such a situation that we had to boil and drink sea water." he said.
THERE ARE MORE THAN 10 SHIPS LIKE "ALAN"
The ship named "Alan" has actually been off the coast of Tuzla for 3 years. While the ship's route was unknown, the personnel changed, but after a while the payments stopped. There are also more than 10 ships such as “Alan” in the region.
International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) Lawyer Sinan Ünlü said, "The ship loses its economic value. As soon as it loses its economic value, no one takes responsibility. None of the ships abandoned here have Turkish flags, all of them have foreign flags, and the personnel are not Turkish, but the ships are abandoned here because Türkiye is on the transit route." he said.
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