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February 10, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Big fines for fatal QM2 accident

The French builder of the cruise ship Queen Mary 2 and another firm have each been fined 177,500 euros (£133,649) over an accident that killed 16 people. A walkway collapsed in November 2003, when the giant ship was in dry dock at Saint Nazaire in France.

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The French builder of the cruise ship Queen Mary 2 and another firm have each been fined 177,500 euros (£133,649) over an accident that killed 16 people. A walkway collapsed in November 2003, when the giant ship was in dry dock at Saint Nazaire in France.

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