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November 30, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Stricken ship rescued

A CONTAINER ship broke down due to engine failure en-route to the Tyne from Scotland. The Northsea Trader was forced to call on the Port of Tyne for help when its engines failed on its approach to the mouth of the Tyne yesterday morning at about 10am.

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A CONTAINER ship broke down due to engine failure en-route to the Tyne from Scotland.

The Northsea Trader was forced to call on the Port of Tyne for help when its engines failed on its approach to the mouth of the Tyne yesterday morning at about 10am.

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