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November 17, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Missing vessel presumed sunk

The National Sea Rescue Institute suspects that the utility vessel, Hawk, which went missing off the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast last week, has sunk. All four crewmen – Bruce Shane van Wyk, 30, from Port Elizabeth; Andrew Jegels, 51, from Mossel Bay; and Thierry Gombuka, 38, and Moegamed Borsardien, 5

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The National Sea Rescue Institute suspects that the utility vessel, Hawk, which went missing off the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast last week, has sunk.

All four crewmen – Bruce Shane van Wyk, 30, from Port Elizabeth; Andrew Jegels, 51, from Mossel Bay; and Thierry Gombuka, 38, and Moegamed Borsardien, 55, both from Cape Town – are presumed dead.

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