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Sandra Speares - Lloyd's List
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Aug 12, 2009 12:24 PM
Tongan prime minister Feleti Sevele has announced plans for a commission of inquiry into the sinking last week of the ferry Princess Ashika which has probably claimed almost 100 lives.
His announcement follows the resignation of transport minister Paul Karalus.
Mr Karalus said in a statement that his resignation was not an admission of guilt but he was stepping down for legal reasons to ensure that the investigation was as transparent...
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