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January 15, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bulk carrier suspected of causing power failure

The special maritime police units on Bornholm have detained the Maltese bulk carrier Timberland anchored off Bornholm. The police are awaiting better weather before boarding the vessel to conduct an interview of the captain and some of his crew members. The bulk carrier is suspected of having damage

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The special maritime police units on Bornholm have detained the Maltese bulk carrier Timberland anchored off Bornholm. The police are awaiting better weather before boarding the vessel to conduct an interview of the captain and some of his crew members. The bulk carrier is suspected of having damaged the power cable from the Swedish mainland to Bornholm on Saturday evening causing a massive power loss on the island in the middle of a blizzard.

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