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Home›Green Marine›Eritrean Ship tragedy: An engineer’s fault says Captain
Green Marine

June 24, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Eritrean Ship tragedy: An engineer’s fault says Captain

An engineer’s mistake left ‘Denden,’ the Eritrean ship, capsized off the Mangalore Coast on Saturday, killing two crew members. The ship was supposed to be in the UAE, with its load of iron slag from KIOCL, on Saturday. It had sailed off from the New Mangalore Port on June 20 at 6.30 am.

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An engineer’s mistake left ‘Denden,’ the Eritrean ship, capsized off the Mangalore Coast on Saturday, killing two crew members.

The ship was supposed to be in the UAE, with its load of iron slag from KIOCL, on Saturday. It had sailed off from the New Mangalore Port on June 20 at 6.30 am.

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