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Wildlife & Ecology Issues: Discuss Napoli Wreck marine life in the General Diving Forums forums: Out of interest, do the ship owners/salvagers/insurance company get charged for the cleanup operation? dan Bit of a ...

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Out of interest, do the ship owners/salvagers/insurance company get charged for the cleanup operation?

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Bit of a local barney on that one at the moment. From statements made so far, I think the insurers will end up paying for the oil damage etc, but are refusing to pay for a lot of the beach cleanup as it was caused by third parties...
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Bit of a local barney on that one at the moment. From statements made so far, I think the insurers will end up paying for the oil damage etc, but are refusing to pay for a lot of the beach cleanup as it was caused by third parties...

Talking to one of the salvage vessel's today and the insurer (underwritten by Lloyd's) are arguing that there responsibility up to and including the tide line after that its up to locals and heritage society

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Talking to one of the salvage vessel's today and the insurer (underwritten by Lloyd's) are arguing that there responsibility up to and including the tide line after that its up to locals and heritage society

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Do you know which one Graham? I think the incident took place on Springs so this could make a lot of difference.

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Do you know which one Graham? I think the incident took place on Springs so this could make a lot of difference.

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I didnt know the diffrence i was just quoting the salver who is not allowed to touch anything above the tide line?

the council have tractors there at the moment doing the work on shore

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I didnt know the diffrence i was just quoting the salver who is not allowed to touch anything above the tide line?

the council have tractors there at the moment doing the work on shore

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