Zim chairman offers statement to Fraud Squad

Idan Ofer, Chairman of Zim, gave a statement on Wednesday morning to investigators of the National Fraud Squad regarding the recent fatal collision of

Published: OCTOBER 26, 2005 11:58

Idan Ofer, Chairman of Zim, gave a statement on Wednesday morning to investigators of the National Fraud Squad regarding the recent fatal collision of an Israeli ship and a Japanese boat. On Sunday, the captain and four crew members were arrested for failing to report the accident and for failing to offer the overturned fishing boat assistance.

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Zim chairman offers statement to Fraud Squad

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