Tristan story web pages for "MS Oliva Shipwreck"
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 Tristan da Cunha MS Oliva Shipwreck:MS Oliva Lifeboat found 99 weeks after being lost https://www.tristandc.com/newsmsolivalifeboat.php, 14 February 2013 The lifeboat from the MS Oliva washed up on the shore at Salt Creek, South Australia, 99 weeks after the Oliva was wrecked on Nightingale Island. |
 Tristan da Cunha MS Oliva Shipwreck:Malta Marine Safety Investigation Unit Report https://www.tristandc.com/newsmsolivasafetyreport.php, 29 November 2012 The report concludes that the Oliva ran aground due to a navigational error and the failure of the watch to use an appropriate large scale chart. |
 Tristan da Cunha MS Oliva Shipwreck:Impact of MS Oliva Wreck on Tristan's Economy and Environment https://www.tristandc.com/newsmsoliva2011-12Impact.php, 11 September 2012 This page summarise the impact of pollution from the MS Oliva shipwreck on Tristan's penguins and fishery, as well as clean up and compensation. |
 Tristan da Cunha MS Oliva Shipwreck:How you can help https://www.tristandc.com/newsmsolivahelp.php, 1 January 2012 Advice to people who wish to help with the environmental emergency following the wreck of the bulk carrier MS Oliva on 16th March 2011 on Nightingale Island. |
 Tristan da Cunha MS Oliva Shipwreck:News of MS Oliva's impact on Tristan's Fishing Industry https://www.tristandc.com/newsmsolivafishing.php, 29 March 2011 News of investigations into the impact of pollution from the MS Oliva shipwreck on Tristan's rock lobster fishery, and related environmental issues. |
 Tristan da Cunha MS Oliva Shipwreck:The Beginning https://www.tristandc.com/newsmsoliva.php, 18 March 2011 The bulk carrier MS Oliva ran aground on 16th March 2011 on Nightingale Island. All the crew were saved, but the wreck became an environmental emergency after it broke up. |