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Home›Green Marine›Eight feared dead in North Sea boat tragedy
Green Marine

April 13, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Eight feared dead in North Sea boat tragedy

Three crewmen have died and hopes are fading for five others after a boat capsized near a drilling rig in the North Sea. The missing five are believed to be trapped inside the hull of the upturned supply tug.

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Three crewmen have died and hopes are fading for five others after a boat capsized near a drilling rig in the North Sea.

The missing five are believed to be trapped inside the hull of the upturned supply tug.

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