Se hunde el pesquero gallego SAFRAN. " personas desaparen con el elbarco.

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Published on Sunday, 30 November 2014 20:53
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El buque pesquero SAFRAN, de 17,5 m de eslora, se hundió alrededor de las 11 de la noche del 29 de noviembre de 2014, cuando se encontraba navegando a unas 35millas náuticas al Norte de San Sebastián-

 

 

Las condiciones meteorológicas y el estado de la mar  eran las habituales en la zona en esta época del año.

 A bordo del buque hundido navegaba una tripulación de 6 personas, de las que 4 se salvaron.

 El SAFRAN es un barco de casco de acero que fue construido en el año 2000.

 Las supuestas causas del naufragio.

 Se ignoran las verdaderas causas del naufragio, si bien lo declarado a los medios, lo que provocó el hundimiento repentino del barco una vía de agua. Teoría que

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Rescatados dos marineros de un pesquero hundido en Bueu

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Published on Monday, 24 November 2014 16:25
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 Rescatados dos marineros de un pesquero hundido en Bueu

Un golpe de mar hizo volcar la embarcación cuando estaba recogiendo los aparejos

El pesquero "Casildo" capturaba centolla, entre otras especies.                    

redacción. vigo 20/11/2014 11:15 h.
 
Susto en aguas gallegas. A media mañana de ayer una embarcación volcó a consecuencia de un fuerte golpe de mar y se hundió en poco segundos en las proximidades de Cabo Udra, en Bueu. A bordo del pesquero "Casildo" iban dos marineros que fueron rescatados por el barco "Novo Yolanda" que se encontraba faenando cerca. Los dos fueron trasladado al Hospital Montecelo, en Pontevedra, uno de ellos con una fractura en la pierna y una ligera hipotermia y el otro con heridas leves. Este último recibió a las

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Sewol sentence.- Maritime trade union Nautilus’ general secretary has said to be appalled at the severity of the sentence.

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Published on Sunday, 23 November 2014 17:24
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The captain of the ferry Sewol has been sentenced to 36 years in prison. Maritime trade union Nautilus’ general secretary has said to be appalled at the severity of the sentence.

The Sewol sank in April off the South-Korean coast with the loss of more than 300 lives, mostly school children.

Sentence

Although acquitted of homicide, captain Lee Joon-Seok now faces 36 years in prison after a five month trial. Prosecutors had called for the death penalty. Captain Lee was found guilty of violating ‘seamen’s law’ and abandonment causing death and injury.

Park Gi-ho, the ferry’s chief engineer, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to thirty years. The remaining thirteen crew members — including the chief officer and second mate — were sentenced between five

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Coast Guard can redeem itself by effective law enforcement

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Published on Sunday, 23 November 2014 17:43
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(EDITORIAL from the Korea Herald on Nov. 22)

2014/11/22 01:38


Illegal Chinese fishing


Coast Guard can redeem itself by effective law enforcement

The reorganization of the Korea Coast Guard should be the start of a more rigorous policing of our waters against illegal fishing by the Chinese.

Illegal fishing in the West Sea is at its height ahead of the December to March ban on catching blue crabs. According to the Korea Coast Guard in charge of the West Coast, some 2,000 to 3,000 unlicensed Chinese boats are illegally fishing within our Exclusive Economic Zone. Using banned fine dragnets, they are virtually wiping out the fry as well. Korean fishermen have reported their fishing gear and nets being destroyed by the Chinese.


The worst-hit area is

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Sewol.- Chief of Ferry Company in South Korea Is Given 10-Year Jail Sentence

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Published on Sunday, 23 November 2014 17:13
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Chief of Ferry Company in South Korea Is Given 10-Year Jail Sentence

By CHOE SANG-HUNNOV. 20, 2014

New York Times

SEOUL, South Korea — The head of the company whose ferry sank in April, killing more than 300 people in one of South Korea’s worst disasters in decades, was convicted on Thursday of accidental homicide and embezzlement and sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Kim Han-sik, 71, the chief executive of the Chonghaejin Marine Company, was among 11 officials from the ferry operator; a cargo company, Union Transport; and the port inspector, the Korea Shipping Association, who were on trial in Gwangju District Court for their roles in the disaster.

All but one were convicted of accidental homicide and other criminal charges, according to a statement from the

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