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August 31, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Sixty tonnes of wood falls into North Sea

Coastguards have warned vessels sailing off the Norfolk and Suffolk coast to watch out for 60 tonnes of cargo which fell off a ship. The cargo of wooden planks fell overboard from a Norwegian ship 55 miles east of Lowestoft in heavy seas.

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Coastguards have warned vessels sailing off the Norfolk and Suffolk coast to watch out for 60 tonnes of cargo which fell off a ship. The cargo of wooden planks fell overboard from a Norwegian ship 55 miles east of Lowestoft in heavy seas.

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