Besides the obvious lost of life, I wonder how many families lost their possessions and cars due to the sinking of the ship. Insurance recovery is likely to only be partial so some will have a hard time replacing their possessions.
Sinking of "El Faro"
ReyP
06 October 2015 14:25:15
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Schuttzie
06 October 2015 15:26:41
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It is just really sad and my prayers to their families 
trekrider520
06 October 2015 16:22:59
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"Blessed are they who go down to the sea in ships"
May they forever have fair winds and following seas.
adlin20
06 October 2015 16:31:09
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ReyP wrote:Besides the obvious lost of life, I wonder how many families lost their possessions and cars due to the sinking of the ship. Insurance recovery is likely to only be partial so some will have a hard time replacing their possessions.
Freight Shipping insurance is mostly based on weight, even for the cars it will only pay marginal at best. My thoughts and prayers goes with the family of the ones lost at sea. May God have mercy on their souls....RIP
This comes to show the power of a hurricane, never take it for granted. The ocean is beautiful but treacherous.
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