New Zealand Navy Ship Sinks off Samoa, All 75 Onboard Safe
(Reuters) - A Royal New Zealand navy vessel has run aground near the southern coast of Upolu in Samoa, the New Zealand Herald reported on Saturday, citing Maritime Component Commander Commodore Shane Arndell. All 78 people on board the dive and survey vessel HMNZS Manawanui are in life rafts and accounted for, the newspaper said.
The Navy says HMNZS Manawanui, the ship which sunk off the coast of Samoa, is not leaking oil. Navy Commodore Shane Arndell ...
The New Zealand Defence Force has salvaged the black box from the sunken wreck of the HMNZS Manawanui in Samoa to understand the circumstances leading to it running aground. Divin ...
Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) divers were on the water at first light today to assess the wreckage of the ship, which ran on ...
A rescue operation is under way after a Royal New Zealand navy ship ran aground off the Samoan island of Upolu, with all 78 ...
Manawanui, the navy's specialist dive and hydrographic vessel, ran aground near the southern coast of Upolu on Saturday night as it was conducting a reef survey, Commodore Shane Arndell ...
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