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October 27, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Freighter capsizes off Denmark, leaving 1 dead, 7 missing

Rescuers were searching Sunday for seven Turkish seamen believed trapped inside a freighter that capsized off Denmark’s coast, killing at least one crew member, the Danish navy said. Three of the 11 crew members aboard the Slovakian-registered “Omer N” were rescued by a Russian ship in the area, whi

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Rescuers were searching Sunday for seven Turkish seamen believed trapped inside a freighter that capsized off Denmark’s coast, killing at least one crew member, the Danish navy said.

Three of the 11 crew members aboard the Slovakian-registered “Omer N” were rescued by a Russian ship in the area, which alerted authorities.

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