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Crew rescued as vessel breaks up in the Black Sea

by Steve Matthews, London — last modified Jan 29, 2010 12:39 PM

TWENTY-one crew members were rescued from a Turkish general cargoship when it broke up after running aground in bad weather on Turkey’s Black Sea coast last week.

The 32-year-old Orcun Cwas reported to be in ballast and heading for the Turkish port of Gemlik.
The 16,952 dwt, Moldovan-flagged vessel has a container capacity rated at 367 teu and is owned by CSG Shipping of Istanbul, according to...

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