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September 6, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Chinese cargo ship ’tilts’

A Chinese cargo ship tilted on one side near Tannirbhavi here and efforts are on to bring it to shore safely, officials said. Mangalore Superintendent of Police, N Satish Kumar, said the iron-ore laden ship has not been abandoned.

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A Chinese cargo ship tilted on one side near Tannirbhavi here and efforts are on to bring it to shore safely, officials said.

Mangalore Superintendent of Police, N Satish Kumar, said the iron-ore laden ship has not been abandoned.

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