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Nov 16, 2010
Korean vessel fire frustrates Uruguay’s cruise season official launching
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A fire which broke out in a Korean flagged fishing vessel docked in the port of Montevideo and which was still burning early Monday forced the suspension of the official launching of Uruguay’s cruise season.
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