Francesco Schettino (C), the captain of the Costa Concordia, gestures after going back on board the cruise liner at Giglio harbour February 27, 2014. Schettino went back on board the cruise liner on Thursday for the first time since it sank with the loss of 32 lives just over two years ago, accompanying experts investigating the capsize. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi (ITALY – Tags: DISASTER MARITIME CRIME LAW TRAVEL)
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By Jonathan Saul LONDON, Sept 22 (Reuters) – More than 150 leading companies and organizations including oil majors and port authorities on Wednesday called for the global shipping industry to be fully...
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