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US probes Mexican ship’s deadly New York bridge collision, sailors filmed on rigging before crash
US safety officials are investigating after a 48-metre tall Mexican sailing ship collided with New York’s iconic Brooklyn Bridge, breaking its masts and resulting in the deaths of two crew members. The update comes as disturbing footage reveals that many sailors were positioned among the vessel’s rigging at the time of the accident.
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Ship Disasters Caught on Camera: Shocking Real-Life MomentsIn this video, we bring you real, jaw-dropping footage of ship incidents caught on camera. From dramatic crashes to ...
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Unbelievable Ship Disasters: 4 Shocking StoriesIn late 2009, the French tanker La Somme was patrolling the Indian Ocean as part of Europe's anti-piracy efforts. With a ...
Coroner’s Court hears evidence from three current and former ship inspectors involved in checks on ill-fated Lamma IV over ...
Hundreds of people flocked to the wreck site in its aftermath, driving out on Sundays and holidays for months following the ...
Retired Navy veteran Douglas Gould shared his experiences in electronic warfare and a harrowing near-disaster at sea during ...
Coroner’s Court hears Sea Smooth could have been travelling as fast as 20 knots, or about 37km/h, before the collision with ...
The deadly collision between a Mexican Navy training ship and New York's famous Brooklyn Bridge is the latest in a number of ...
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