Isle of Wight Owners Issue Statement on Cargo Ship Verity Update

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The MV Verity and MV Polesie collided on October 24, southwest of the Island of Helgoland. The Verity sank, resulting in one crew member dead, four missing, and two rescued. The German Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre has called off their search and rescue operations, leaving the four missing crew members unaccounted for. The company, Faversham Ships, expressed their heartbreak and sadness over the situation. They offered their deepest condolences and support to the families and friends of the crew members. The two surviving crew members are currently in the hospital, and Faversham Ships will continue to support them and their families. The company thanked all those who assisted in the search and rescue efforts and stated that they are working with the relevant authorities in the ongoing investigations.

According to the County Press, none of the crew members were from the Island. The exact cause of the collision is still unknown, and further details on the incident are not available at this time. The tone of the statement released by Faversham Ships is professional and expresses their grief and support for those affected by the tragedy.

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