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July 1, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Australia refloats beached ship

A 40,000-tonne coal ship has finally been refloated, nearly four weeks after it became stranded on the Australian seaboard during severe storms. The Japanese vessel Pasha Bulker was towed out into deeper waters by tug boats during high tide on Monday night after days of work by salvage teams.

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A 40,000-tonne coal ship has finally been refloated, nearly four weeks after it became stranded on the Australian seaboard during severe storms. The Japanese vessel Pasha Bulker was towed out into deeper waters by tug boats during high tide on Monday night after days of work by salvage teams.

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