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Three Causes Led to Sinking of Bulgarian Ship "Hera" near Bosporus
Society | February 17, 2009, Tuesday // 00:00
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The Bulgarian ship ???Hera??? sank on February 13, 2003, near the Bosporus Strait. Photo by hera.fateback.com
The causes for the sinking of the Bulgarian ship "Hera" on February 13, 2003, near the Bosporus Strait, were the bad technical condition of the ship, the high sea, and the actions of the captain.
This was announced Tuesday by Georgi Iliev from the National Investigation Service in an interview for Darik News.
The investigators are ready with the charges in this case, but they will be revealed after the second view of the inquest, Iliev added. In his words, the National Investigation Service cannot provide a deadline because it is up to the Turkish side to allow the second inspection of the ship.
"None of the nineteen members of Hera's crew has been found yet, but the investigators are still looking for them, and have checked even in a Turkish prison, and in the Bulgarian Interior Ministry's Academy in Simeonovo", Iliev informed.
Request for investigation of bodies found in the sea has been sent to every country on the Black Sea shore.
The Bulgarian ship "Hera" sank on February 13, 2003, near the Bosporus Strait, and all of the members of the the crew, composed of seventeen Bulgarian and two Ukrainian sailors, disappeared.
This was announced Tuesday by Georgi Iliev from the National Investigation Service in an interview for Darik News.
The investigators are ready with the charges in this case, but they will be revealed after the second view of the inquest, Iliev added. In his words, the National Investigation Service cannot provide a deadline because it is up to the Turkish side to allow the second inspection of the ship.
"None of the nineteen members of Hera's crew has been found yet, but the investigators are still looking for them, and have checked even in a Turkish prison, and in the Bulgarian Interior Ministry's Academy in Simeonovo", Iliev informed.
Request for investigation of bodies found in the sea has been sent to every country on the Black Sea shore.
The Bulgarian ship "Hera" sank on February 13, 2003, near the Bosporus Strait, and all of the members of the the crew, composed of seventeen Bulgarian and two Ukrainian sailors, disappeared.
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