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Tuesday, 23 February 2010 23:23

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados

In excess of 15,000 tonnes of cargo, valued in the millions of dollars and bound for Barbados, are now at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea after a large container vessel sank Sunday night.

No lives were lost or crew injured when the six-year-old vessel ANGELN, part of the Miami, Florida-based Bernuth Line, sank just after midnight about two miles off Vieux Fort, St Lucia.

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• pdf from Bernuth Line: 02/22/2010:M/V ANGELN incident
• Bernuth Lines , Ltd. – Company Profile on LinkedIn

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