Master admits blame for Tongan sinking
THE MASTER of ferry Princess Ashika, Viliami Tuputupu, has admitted he was negligent in allowing the vessel to sail, knowing it was not seaworthy.
He was giving evidence when the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Tongan vessel's sinking, in which 74 people lost their lives, resumed last week.
Captain Tuputupu had initially rejected suggestions he was at fault but he eventually changed...
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