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MAIB safety digest 2/2017 published

Sunday, 01 October 2017
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MAIB safety digest 2/2017 published
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A collection of lessons learned from marine accidents.

A new collection of cases (volume 2 of 2017) detailing accidents involving vessels from the merchant, fishing and recreational sectors is now available to download via this link.

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