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Home›Green Marine›Israeli shipping firm denies hit-and-run in fatal collision
Green Marine

March 21, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Israeli shipping firm denies hit-and-run in fatal collision

An Israeli shipping company Monday denied in court that a containership it owns fled after a fatal collision with a Japanese fishing boat off Hokkaido last September, but said it intends to seek a settlement with the next of kin who are suing the firm.

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An Israeli shipping company Monday denied in court that a containership it owns fled after a fatal collision with a Japanese fishing boat off Hokkaido last September, but said it intends to seek a settlement with the next of kin who are suing the firm.

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