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The North Sea ship collision is likely to be cock-up rather than conspiracy

12 March 2025

12:41 AM

12 March 2025

12:41 AM

This week’s ship collision off the Humber could have been much worse. Just one person is unaccounted for and one other needed hospital treatment. The fire is mostly extinguished, the two ships are disentangled from each other and the damage to the tanker is less than feared. It is early days, but there are reasons to be optimistic that the event will not prove to be the catastrophe that some feared.

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