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Investigating accidents in the UK
| For the last 150 years, formal inquiries have been held following
accidents at sea to British ships. Find out how they happen
and what is done with their findings. |
Investigating accidents in the UK
For the last 150 years, formal inquiries have been held following
accidents at sea to British ships. Here you can find out about
them, how they happen and what is done with their findings. |
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International Safety Processes
With the traditional cargoes of merchant ships, the consequences of
an accident were generally confined to the crew, the owner and the
insurer. It was left to the country in which the ship was
registered to carry out any investigation. Find out why shipping
has changed, and why there has been increasing pressure to make
maritime safety an international issue. |
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