Maranello Trawler Drowning: the French Navy Will Try to Locate the Wreck
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A mine hunter left Brest to try to find the wreckage of the Breton ship that sank off Plymouth on Saturday, causing the disappearance of two sailors.
This French National Navy building sailed Tuesday from Brest to reach the shipwreck area, 26 nautical miles (48 km) southwest of Plymouth.
The investigation is opened for "searching for missing persons", says on Tuesday the Public Prosecutor's Office of Saint-Brieuc to ICI Armorique, while two crew members have not yet been found, since their disappearance on Saturday.
A Brest mine hunter has just sailed this Tuesday to relocate precisely the trawler Maranello, who sank near the English coast on Saturday night.
Brest (France), 1 Sept 2026 (AFP) – A French Navy mine fighter will try to locate the wreck of the French trawler Maranello, who sank off Plymouth (United Kingdom) on Saturday night, taking two Breton fishermen in his shipwreck, announced on Tuesday the Maritime Prefecture of the Atlantic. This vessel of the National Navy [...] The article Navigation of a trawler: a French Navy ship will try to locate the wreckage appeared first on MARINE & OCÉA…
An investigation is opened and entrusted to the maritime gendarmerie after the shipwreck of the Breton trawler Maranello in the Channel. A ship of the National Navy must go to the area of the drama to locate the wreck, it sailed this Tuesday morning.
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