Posted by HCN on Thursday, January 8, 2015
Initially entered Tuesday about 1:45pm am E.S.T., 2014:
Update
on Ferry fire that took place in southern area of the Adriatic,
includes that according to broad based news reports, the location of the
ferry when the fire began was in the region not just behind the 'boot'
of Italy, but the 'heel of the boot', lower meaning southern Adriatic,
and near Albania. Although there are reports of the rescue mission
being concluded, the total amount of casualties of the ordeal might
still be unclear presented in publications; there was a roster of 475
people on the boat, between about 420 and 430 people have been
recovered, and 2 Albanian seamen have lost their lives, which might
bring the total count for those lost to about 50, a figure upward of the
10 popularly presented as of this moment.
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Initially entered after Saturday on Sunday morning December 28th between 5am and 5:30am E.S.T., 2014:
A
ferry, a boat that travels on water, caught fire with over 400 persons
on board, '411 strongly possible', traveling in the Adriatic, a sea of
water that borders with the east of Italy; the boat was reportedly
traveling from the northwestern region of Greece, Igoumenitsa to be
closer to precise, on its way to the northeastern region of Italy,
closer specific location is Ancona.
In the water behind the boot shape, is the location of the incident and ongoing Italian-Greek rescue mission that has been stalled some due to climate factors. There is a joint going on.
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ferry fire
adriatic
