Norwegians End Search for Three Czech Fishermen, Declare Them Dead
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Norwegian police have ended their search for three Czech fishermen who are missing after a tragic boat accident in September off the Grip archipelago near Kristiansund on Norway's west coast. Authorities consider them dead. Rescuers found a fourth Czech from the vessel with no signs of life.
Police consider three Czechs dead. Their fishing boat capsized in mid-September. Six Czech tourists have died at sea in Norway since May.
Norwegian police this week ended their search for three missing Czechs whose boat capsized in western Norway in mid-September. The public broadcaster NRK reported that although the bodies have not been found, police consider the men dead. There were four Czechs on board the fishing vessel at the time of the accident, rescuers found one body, and they searched unsuccessfully for the other three.
Norwegian police this week ended their search for three missing Czechs whose boat capsized in western Norway in mid-September. The public broadcaster NRK reported that although the bodies have not been found, police consider the men dead. There were four Czechs on board the fishing vessel at the time of the accident, rescuers found one body, and they searched unsuccessfully for the other three.
Norwegian police have ended their search for three missing Czechs whose boat capsized in western Norway in September. Police believe they are dead.
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