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Collaboration on casualty reports is key to avoiding future accidents, says IMO

The IMO is discussing ways of improving its incident reporting system

25 Sep 2018
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Nidaa Bakhsh @LloydsListNidaa nidaa.bakhsh@informa.com

International Maritime Organization’s secretary-general Kitack Lim says the key to avoiding future incidents is ‘better co-operation and collaboration’

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Collaboration on casualty reports is key to avoiding future accidents, says IMO

The IMO is discussing ways of improving its incident reporting system

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