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September 16, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Malaysian Dredger Capsizes In Bengkulu Waters

A Malaysian dredger, the ‘Raja Akasia’, capsized in Lampung waters between West Lampung district and Bengkulu province, or about 150 miles from Bengulu city, off Sumatera Island, on Monday but there were no casualties. The ship with 13 crew members on board was later towed from Krui port at Lambar t

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A Malaysian dredger, the ‘Raja Akasia’, capsized in Lampung waters between West Lampung district and Bengkulu province, or about 150 miles from Bengulu city, off Sumatera Island, on Monday but there were no casualties. The ship with 13 crew members on board was later towed from Krui port at Lambar to Linau port in Kaur district, said Lt Col Sukrisno, commander of Bengkulu naval base, on Tuesday.

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