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April 14, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Boat crash skippers not vigilant

The skippers of two Cornish fishing boats involved in a collision did not maintain an effective lookout, an official report has said. It was initially thought the Lady Hamilton of Helford hit a submerged tree trunk before sinking off the coast of Falmouth in October last year.

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The skippers of two Cornish fishing boats involved in a collision did not maintain an effective lookout, an official report has said.

It was initially thought the Lady Hamilton of Helford hit a submerged tree trunk before sinking off the coast of Falmouth in October last year.

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