MOL Comfort's stern section sinks, while bow is towed in

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By Alex Lennane

27/06/2013

A brief update on the hapless MOL Comfort: Mitsui OSK Lines has reported that the stern section has sunk in a water depth of 4,000 metres. The containers won’t be recoverable, although it is thought that the majority of the boxes are on the bow section, which is being towed in. Great images from gCaptain.

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