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Green Marine

May 11, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Another tragedy hits Cape coast fishermen

In the second fishing tragedy in as many days, a Mossel Bay fisherman fell overboard seven nautical miles off Tsitsikamma Point early on Monday and is presumed drowned. In an earlier tragedy on Sunday, four Cape Town residents were among the 14 victims of the trawler accident off the coast of Port E

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In the second fishing tragedy in as many days, a Mossel Bay fisherman fell overboard seven nautical miles off Tsitsikamma Point early on Monday and is presumed drowned. In an earlier tragedy on Sunday, four Cape Town residents were among the 14 victims of the trawler accident off the coast of Port Elizabeth, one of the worst maritime disasters in the area in recent years.

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