Things sound rough. Probably get better treatment on Death Row. Broken toilets and food rationing of half a cup of rice with two tortillas a day is enough to discourage even the toughest sailor: 12- to 16-hour shifts with no days off Failing Infrastructure & Sanitation Because the ship cannot dock, maintenance has fallen dangerously behind: Plumbing failures: Broken toilets have led to sewage backups, and there are long stretches with no hot water. Hygiene issues: Showers are plagued with heavy mold, and the ship's laundry facilities have been broken for weeks at a time. Depleted Supplies and Rationing Due to the intense operational tempo and the difficulties of transferring cargo from Bahrain during active conflict, a massive supply backlog has formed: Food rationing: Reports from lawmakers indicate meals have occasionally been rationed down to just half a cup of rice and two tortillas a day. Basic hygiene shortages: The ship's store has run out of everyday necessities like soap, deodorant, toothpaste, and body wash. Water contamination: Concerns have been raised regarding potable water safety and potential contamination while at sea. Lost mail: The mail system is completely disrupted, leaving families' care packages lost in transit for months
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