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Inshore fishing vessel hits rock at Elmina; all 23 crew members safe

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A locally registered inshore fishing vessel named ‘Joy George’ struck a rock near the shores of Elmina Castle around 12:00 PM on Wednesday, August 20 during voyage. The vessel, which operates with an inbuilt engine has registration number CR-338-EL and is owned by a Ghanaian. A brief report by the Executive Director of the Fisheries […]

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Inshore fishing vessel hits rock at Elmina; all 23 crew members safe

A locally registered inshore fishing vessel named ‘Joy George’ struck a rock near the shores of Elmina Castle around 12:00 PM on Wednesday, August 20 during voyage. The vessel, which operates with an inbuilt engine has registration number CR-338-EL and is owned by a Ghanaian. A brief report by the Executive Director of the Fisheries […]

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