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October 2, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Cambodian-flagged Cargo Ship That Ran Aground At Canakkale Strait

The crew of the Cambodian flagged cargo ship named “Kaptan Dursun Akbas” which had ran aground at Canakkale Strait earlier today, are trying to rescue the ship with their own efforts. After running aground in the Kepez- Dalyan Region, the captain did not ask for rescue assistance, and the crew membe

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The crew of the Cambodian flagged cargo ship named “Kaptan Dursun Akbas” which had ran aground at Canakkale Strait earlier today, are trying to rescue the ship with their own efforts. After running aground in the Kepez- Dalyan Region, the captain did not ask for rescue assistance, and the crew members are trying to rescue the ship with their own efforts.

The captain is given 6 hours to rescue the ship, if not the ship will be towed away by a tug boat.

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