Report Into Loss of Janireh Crewman Now Online

20th June 2011

The full report of the investiation into the loss of a crewman from the fishing vessel Janireh earlier this year is now availble online.

http://www.afloat.ie/port-news/fishing/

Egyptian national Nadi Sehsaah died after falling overboard from the trawler some 20 nautical miles south west of Mizen Head. It is believed he was not wearing a floation device at the time of the accident.

The Marine Casualty Investigation Board (MCIB) has said there is an onus on the fishing industry to improve safety standards across the board, accoring to the Irish Examiner - which has more on the story HERE.

http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/health/death-of-trawlerman-leads-to-call-for-improved-safety-at-sea-158329.html

The MCIB report is available to download HERE.

http://www.mcib.ie/reports/?thisid=1971

The full report of the investigation into the loss of a crewman from the fishing vessel Janireh earlier this year is now available online.

Egyptian national Nadi Sehsaah died after falling overboard from the trawler some 20 nautical miles south west of Mizen Head. It is believed he was not wearing a flotation device at the time of the accident.

The Marine Casualty Investigation Board (MCIB) has said there is an onus on the fishing industry to improve safety standards across the board, according to the Irish Examiner - which has more on the story HERE.

The MCIB report is available to download HERE.

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