Hong Kong Reopens 2012 Ferry Collision Case to Address Design Flaws and Accountability

Over a decade after the 2012 ferry collision in Hong Kong, the Coroner’s Court has reopened the investigation into the tragic incident involving the Lamma IV and Sea Smooth ferries. Survivors and victims’ families seek accountability, as the court reviews design flaws and safety regulations despite lacking authority to impose charges.

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Ferry Collision Investigation Reveals Critical Control System Issues

A high-speed passenger ferry in New York collided with a pier during docking, causing minor injuries and $500,000 in damages. Investigations revealed issues with the vessel’s control system, leading to the collision. Safety concerns included confusing control panel designs and lack of operator training. Compliance with industry standards is crucial for safe vessel operation.

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