Subscribe to RSS feedBulker clear to sail after fatalities
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Colum Murphy
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May 17, 2010 10:08 AM
A DEAL has been struck with the distressed Burmese crew of the Panama-flagged TPC Wellington, allowing the vessel to depart New Zealand’s Marsden Point for Incheon, South Korea.
On May 3, two members of the 18-strong crew died in the hold of the 1990-built, 48,754 dwt log carrier. Investigations were ongoing but asphyxiation is suspected as the cause of death.
In March, another crew member died in a...
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