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Spanish Docker Dies on Board Bulk Carrier

Post date: 18.12.2014 , Views: 154
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Spanish Docker Dies on Board Bulk Carrier zoom A dock worker died on Wednesday morning inside the hold of the Panama-flagged bulk carrier Hanjin Sines while moored in the outer port of Ferrol, Spain for unloading. The victim is a Spanish 57-year-old man from Ferrol, employed with the stevedore company at the port. According to local newpaper La Voz de Ferrol, the worker was supposed to conduct a cleanup of the vessel. However, the worker entered by mistake a compartment that was not available for cleanup as it had a high concentration of carbon dioxide that proved lethal for the worker. The cause of death, as informed by local medical services, could either be inhalation of carbon dioxide or a fall triggered by the inhalation that resulted in the mans fainting. Results of the autopsy are pending. World Maritime News Staff; Image: Shipspotting/Rico Voss

 

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