Israeli firm apologizes to relatives over fatal boat collision

NEMURO, Japan - Doron Goder (C), president of Israeli shipping firm Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd., apologizes on Oct. 7 to the relatives of crew members of the Japanese fishing boat Shinsei Maru No. 3 who were killed in a collision with the Zim Asia, one of its containerships, off the coast of the Hokkaido city of Nemuro.

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