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                    [Summary] => OSLO  (AFP) — Divers on Thursday recovered four more bodies from the wreck of a cargo ship that capsized in a Norwegian fjord off the coast of Bergen on Jan. 19, killing 18 of the 30 crew, Norwegian police said.


"Four more bodies were found inside the Rocknes during searches today," Bergen police spokesman Tryggve Hillestad said in a statement.


The discovery brings to seven the number of dead sailors found inside the ship since Monday when divers began inspecting the wreck, which is docked — still overturned — at a maintenance shipyard.

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                    [Summary] => Authorities notified yesterday relatives of 16 Filipino seamen lost at sea after Monday’s cargo ship disaster off Norway that rescuers had called off the search for them, and that they have been presumed dead. 


The following Filipino seamen are missing or presumed dead:


Christopher A. Alday, 30; Arnold Bactindon, 28; Raynaldo S. Calma, 57; Marife A. Cave, 30; Abelardo L. Cortada, 46;


Pepito A. Delgado, 45; Romulus Dingcong, 40; Israel P. Gaga-Anan, 26; Sieje C. Gamez, 27;


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                    [Title] => Pinoy seaman killed, 15 crewmen missing in Baltic Sea mishap
                    [Summary] => A Filipino seaman was killed and 15 others were reported missing after a large freighter with as many as 29 crewmen capsized near the western Norwegian port of Bergen, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said yesterday.


Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas said the Filipino and another fatality have not yet been identified.


There were 24 Filipinos aboard the 166-meter MS Rocknes,  she added.


Eight other Filipino crewmen have been rescued from waters of the North Sea, said the Department of Foreign Affairs.


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"Four more bodies were found inside the Rocknes during searches today," Bergen police spokesman Tryggve Hillestad said in a statement.


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Christopher A. Alday, 30; Arnold Bactindon, 28; Raynaldo S. Calma, 57; Marife A. Cave, 30; Abelardo L. Cortada, 46;


Pepito A. Delgado, 45; Romulus Dingcong, 40; Israel P. Gaga-Anan, 26; Sieje C. Gamez, 27;


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Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas said the Filipino and another fatality have not yet been identified.


There were 24 Filipinos aboard the 166-meter MS Rocknes,  she added.


Eight other Filipino crewmen have been rescued from waters of the North Sea, said the Department of Foreign Affairs.


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More bodies found in sunken ship

February 7, 2004 - 12:00am

OSLO (AFP) — Divers on Thursday recovered four more bodies from the wreck of a cargo ship that capsized in a Norwegian fjord off the coast of Bergen on Jan. 19, killing 18 of the 30 crew, Norwegian police said. "Four...

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16 Pinoys presumed dead in Norway mishap

January 22, 2004 - 12:00am

Authorities notified yesterday relatives of 16 Filipino seamen lost at sea after Monday’s cargo ship disaster off Norway that rescuers had called off the search for them, and that they have been presumed dead....

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Pinoy seaman killed, 15 crewmen missing in Baltic Sea mishap

January 21, 2004 - 12:00am

A Filipino seaman was killed and 15 others were reported missing after a large freighter with as many as 29 crewmen capsized near the western Norwegian port of Bergen, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)...

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