• Megaman_EXE@beehaw.org
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    5 months ago

    It sounds like the crew are trying to do everything they can to help out and do what’s right. I hope that the authorities will take that into consideration when figuring out what to do with the sailors. The situation seems terrible for everyone involved

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      5 months ago

      Good question, that’s probably why the crewmen fear they’ll be held personally accountable.

    • huginn@feddit.it
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      5 months ago

      Because none of the crew can step foot on American soil. It’s a Singaporean vessel with an Indian and Sri Lankan crew. They don’t have visas and so they’re denied entry.

      The bureaucracy of DHS knows no limits and has no compassion.

  • millie@beehaw.org
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    5 months ago

    The National Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary report about the crash earlier this week, which did not include a probable cause. Those findings will be part of a final report that could take investigators up to two years to complete.

    “Without the final report, I don’t think the vessel is going anywhere” far from Baltimore, Duan said.`

    In the meantime, he hopes nonessential crew members will be allowed to get off the ship and stay temporarily on dry land to “ease their mental stress.”

    They could literally be stuck living on an immobile cargo ship for 2 years. That’s insane.

  • some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org
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    5 months ago

    Failing to rescue them should be illegal. Sorta like how an ER is required to save a life regardless of ability to pay.