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July 24, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Last parts of MSC Napoli removed

The final remains of a cargo ship deliberately grounded off the Devon and Dorset coast more than two-and-a-half years ago have been removed. The last sections of the stern of the MSC Napoli were cut and winched on to barges by Dutch salvors at 1535 BST. The vessel was beached off Branscombe in Janua

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The final remains of a cargo ship deliberately grounded off the Devon and Dorset coast more than two-and-a-half years ago have been removed. The last sections of the stern of the MSC Napoli were cut and winched on to barges by Dutch salvors at 1535 BST. The vessel was beached off Branscombe in January 2007 after being damaged in an English Channel storm

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