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August 5, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Vessel sinks in Bay near Sandwip channel

An old vessel brought from Malaysia for scrapping sank in the Bay near Sandwip channel Sunday. Sitakunda police said the ship weighing about 1000 tonnes brought by Rahman Ship Breaking Company arrived at the outer anchorage on August 2. The vessel started sinking in the Bay Saturday as water gushed

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An old vessel brought from Malaysia for scrapping sank in the Bay near Sandwip channel Sunday. Sitakunda police said the ship weighing about 1000 tonnes brought by Rahman Ship Breaking Company arrived at the outer anchorage on August 2. The vessel started sinking in the Bay Saturday as water gushed in through a crack in its hull.

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