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August 28, 2007 · about 19 years ago

New Flame survives bad weather

Salvage operations on the New Flame cargo vessel continued suspended this morning as Gibraltar woke up after its last day at the fair. The operations were suspended after severe sea conditions affected the area, with high swells and winds in the region, especially Europa Point.

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Salvage operations on the New Flame cargo vessel continued suspended this morning as Gibraltar woke up after its last day at the fair. The operations were suspended after severe sea conditions affected the area, with high swells and winds in the region, especially Europa Point.

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