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Home›Green Marine›Two boats collide in Seymour Narrows
Green Marine

August 8, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Two boats collide in Seymour Narrows

A collision between a tug boat and a commercial fishing vessel has left two fishermen with minor injuries. The incident happened about 11:25 Tuesday night in Seymour Narrows. The injured crew members are being taken to Campbell River by the Coast Guard Vessel Point Race One.

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A collision between a tug boat and a commercial fishing vessel has left two fishermen with minor injuries.

The incident happened about 11:25 Tuesday night in Seymour Narrows. The injured crew members are being taken to Campbell River by the Coast Guard Vessel Point Race One.

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