Subscribe to RSS feedJudge may cut sentences in Neftegaz-67 collision case
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Keith Wallis, Hong Kong
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Mar 15, 2010 10:11 AM
SCENE OF TRAGEDY: The Neftegaz-67 is lifted out of Hong Kong waters in April 2008. Eighteen seafarers died after a collision with the bulker Yao Hai.
FOUR seafarers jailed by a Hong Kong court in January could be acquitted or receive a substantially reduced jail sentence on appeal, the high court judge who freed all four men on bail has indicated.
This followed publication last week...
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