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October 25, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Bahrain death boat was ‘unsteady’

A party boat which capsized in Bahrain killing 58 people was so unsteady glasses were falling off tables before it set sail, an inquest has heard. Fifteen Britons were among those killed when the Al Dana capsized in March. The inquest in London, looking at the deaths of 10 victims, heard the boat wa

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A party boat which capsized in Bahrain killing 58 people was so unsteady glasses were falling off tables before it set sail, an inquest has heard. Fifteen Britons were among those killed when the Al Dana capsized in March.

The inquest in London, looking at the deaths of 10 victims, heard the boat was so unsteady before it left, several people decided to get off.

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