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December 7, 2007 · about 18 years ago

Stricken carrier heads to Belgium

A 55,000-tonne car transporter which lost power in gales off Cornwall is heading towards a Belgian port. The Figaro had been floating in a gale without power five miles from the Wolf Rock lighthouse near the Cornish coast with 30 crew on board.

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A 55,000-tonne car transporter which lost power in gales off Cornwall is heading towards a Belgian port. The Figaro had been floating in a gale without power five miles from the Wolf Rock lighthouse near the Cornish coast with 30 crew on board.

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