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Home›Green Marine›Rights groups question handling of ship disaster
Green Marine

February 5, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Rights groups question handling of ship disaster

Indignation is growing over the circumstances under which a passenger ship sank in the Red Sea last week. Critics of the government have questioned the ship

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Indignation is growing over the circumstances under which a passenger ship sank in the Red Sea last week. Critics of the government have questioned the ship

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