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October 13, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Labrador tanker grounding ended well: owner

The company that owns an oil tanker that briefly ran aground in a Labrador harbour on Monday says the incident ended as well as could have been expected. The MV Mokami hit a shoal in Cartwright as it was leaving a dock and was later freed by a rising tide. The tanker, which had just […]

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The company that owns an oil tanker that briefly ran aground in a Labrador harbour on Monday says the incident ended as well as could have been expected. The MV Mokami hit a shoal in Cartwright as it was leaving a dock and was later freed by a rising tide. The tanker, which had just delivered a fuel supply, was empty at the time of the incident. It was the second time the Mokami, which is owned by the Woodward Group of Companies, ran aground this year.

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