Ferry sank because of ‘distracted’ crew
Source: Lloyd's List
Source Date: 14th Mar, 2008
Source Pages: p.26.
Summary:
A report by Canada’s Transportation Safety Board, into the sinking of the ferry Queen of the North off the British Columbia coast late at night on March 22, 2006, has determined that the ship sank because the crew did not follow "sound navigational practice" while sailing down a narrow channel during a storm.
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