Decision to salvage ferry Estonia's bow ramp made jointly by Estonia, Sweden, Finland
TALLINN - The Estonian, Swedish and Finnish safety investigation authorities have agreed on salvaging the bow ramp of the ferry Estonia and film...
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TALLINN - The Estonian, Swedish and Finnish safety investigation authorities have agreed on salvaging the bow ramp of the ferry Estonia and film...
The bow ramp of the MS Estonia, an Estonian-Swedish ferry that sank in 1994 with the loss of 852 people, is planned to be brought up from the bottom of the Baltic Sea for examination.
A total of 852 people were killed when the M/S Estonia sank 29 years ago – one of Europe’s worst peacetime maritime disasters.
A total of 852 people were killed when the M/S Estonia sank 29 years ago – one of Europe’s worst peacetime maritime disasters.
The Swedish defence forces transported more military equipment on the MS Estonia – the cruise ferry that sank en route from Tallinn to Stockholm on 28 September 1994 with the loss of 852 lives – than has been made public to date, Sweden's Aftonbladet newspaper reported, according to BNS.