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    Three men have died working on a German ship in Goole dock. They have been disscharging the timber cargo. Very strange, more news will follow i expect KT

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    One was a 60 year old German the other a 33 year old from the Philippines.The ship the Suntis was carrying a cargo of timber.
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    Here she is berthed in Goole, I find it srange with a beam of only 11.5.m, She had a deck cargo of timber. Will be interested to see how or where it was stowed. Terry.
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    Over the years there have been a number of incidents with ships of this size carrying timber deck cargoes. Its usually found that the deck cargo shifts on passage and when in port the crew start unlashing the cargo, then the stow collapses either on top of them or they get thrown onto the dock. Search the MAIB and it will give you similar instances.
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    Seems I got it all wrong, illness caused the deaths, see the link from gcaptain
    http://p.feedblitz.com/r3.asp?l=9135...5001&c=4768852
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    According to my paper they all died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, deaths are not thought to be suspicious.

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