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Original Post Date: 2005-06-07 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 6/7/2005 2:52:36 PM
Strange: Freighter collides with Unidentified Object – and is sinking
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From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 6/7/2005 2:52:36 PM
Strange: Freighter collides with Unidentified Object – and is sinking
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[The news story below does not mention why the bulk carrier is taking in water. News reports on TV2 News at 7pm this evening stated that this ship was sailing off the coast of South Africa when it collided with an “unidentified object” which damaged the ship badly and the ship is taking in a lot of water. What did the ship collide with that it did not see? Could it have been a submarine? Or what? Jan] Johannesburg – A tugboat has been dispatched to help a bulk carrier taking on water in its engine room off the East London coast. The 15 ton vessel with a cargo of logs was anchored about 1.3 nautical miles off the coast, National Ports Authority spokesperson Terry Taylor said on Tuesday afternoon. The Kiperousa had sent out a distress call earlier in the day. It was on its way from west Africa to Durban when it ran into trouble, Taylor said. He said the 180m vessel and its 25 crew were not in immediate danger. “We expect the tug to reach the ship at about 18:30 this evening,” he said. It would attempt to tow the stricken vessel into port. The region is notorious for claiming vessels including the SS Waratah, which went down in 1909 with all 211 hands on board and, in recent years, the cruise liner Oceanos in 1991. Edited by Elmarie Jack Source: News24.Com |
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