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April 25, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Ship capsize inquiry set to begin

The first accounts of what may have caused the Bourbon Dolphin to capsize off Shetland are due to be heard at an inquiry in Alesund, Norway. Eight people died when the oil rig support vessel overturned on 12 April, but only three bodies were found.

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The first accounts of what may have caused the Bourbon Dolphin to capsize off Shetland are due to be heard at an inquiry in Alesund, Norway. Eight people died when the oil rig support vessel overturned on 12 April, but only three bodies were found.

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