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s crewmembers on the sinking stern section saw the bow of another ship appear to approach them, only to realize that it was the separated front half of their own vessel. The propeller on the stern section had still been turning, and had brought them back towards it.
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The ballast tanks, which ordinarily would be flooded to cause the ship to ride lower in the water, were not able to be completely filled as a number of them were corroded and needed to be repaired.
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The ship was traveling empty to Montreal (to pick up a load of grain), which caused her to ride high in the water. The violent waves caused the bow to hit the water hard during each swell.
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on January 16, 1998. 21 crew members perished, and four survived. The crew was able to send one truncated 20-second distress call that was received by the
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The combination of the ship riding high on violent swells, hitting the water hard and with fatigue cracks, caused the ship to break apart.
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s stern sank within 30 minutes. The floating bow section drifted on the surface for several days, eventually sinking south of
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when she broke in two during severe weather, approximately 20 nmi (37 km) west of
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was over 25 years old, approximately 8 years past the average lifespan of a bulk carrier.
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The steel in the hull was found (after the sinking) to have fatigue cracks.
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This article about a specific civilian ship or boat is a
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The lightly clothed survivors were taken to hospital in
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Index

Limassol
Piraeus
IMO number
7220477
Bulk carrier
GT
Sulzer
IHI
knots
Cypriot
bulk carrier
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Rotterdam
Quebec
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon
Canadian Coast Guard
CH-113 Labrador
CFB Greenwood
Nova Scotia
413 Search and Rescue Squadron
Canadian Forces
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon
hypothermia
Marine Nationale
Canadian Coast Guard
Royal Canadian Navy
HMCS Montreal
CH-113 Labrador
103 Search and Rescue Squadron
CFB Gander

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