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October 22, 2018 · about 7 years ago

Red Falcon Ferry Runs Aground in Heavy Fog

An Isle of Wight ferry runs aground after colliding with two moored yachts.

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An Isle of Wight Red Falcon ferry ran aground after colliding with two moored yachts while trying to berth in Cowes Harbour, Isle of Wight, on October 21.

The incident, which occurred during a heavy fog, caused one of the yachts to sink.

The ferry was carrying 56 persons onboard when the collision occurred, who are reported to be safe and well.

The UK’s marine accident investigation branch (MAIB) is investigating the case.

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