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March 31, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Napoli salvage operation: end in sight

The remainder of the container ship, MSC Napoli, is to be finally removed from Lyme Bay after 15 months. The ship ran aground off the coast of Branscombe, Devon in January 2007, causing mayhem as scavengers swarmed to the area to loot through the crates that had washed ashore containing goods from m

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The remainder of the container ship, MSC Napoli, is to be finally removed from Lyme Bay after 15 months.

The ship ran aground off the coast of Branscombe, Devon in January 2007, causing mayhem as scavengers swarmed to the area to loot through the crates that had washed ashore containing goods from motorbikes to cosmetics.

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