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James Cutfield—captain of the Bayesian, which sank off the coast of Sicily last week—has already been interrogated twice over the disaster that left seven people dead.
Italian prosecutors have launched a manslaughter investigation into whether human errors led to the shipwreck that killed seven people.
Experts disagreed on whether any bridge would withstand an impact of that magnitude.
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The Rubymar was also carrying massive amounts of fertilizer, presenting an additional environmental risk.
Seamen the world over are resorting to some creative methods to evade attacks by Houthi pirates during the ongoing Red Sea crisis.
It was unclear who was behind the seizure, the latest in a series of ship attacks in recent weeks.
The wife of a crew member on the Galaxy Leader, a cargo ship hijacked by Houthi rebels Sunday, spoke with The Daily Beast about her last conversation with her husband.
Moroccan authorities have reportedly rescued 24 people and recovered at least one body belonging to a child.
“It must be hell down there. There’s only 2.50 meters of space, it’s four degrees, there’s no chair, no toilet,” Arthur Loibl said.
The submersible, which makes regular visits to the Titanic shipwreck off the coast of Newfoundland, was reported missing by the Boston Coast Guard.
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