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[Title] => Pinoy seamen recount ordeal
[Summary] => WASHINGTON — "Our father in heaven, I beg you please let me live. My three children are too young to be without me. My wife needs me. I need them," Raynaldo Tagle of Nasugbu, Batangas, prayed as he bobbed in the cold Atlantic Ocean clinging to a floating log after his ship sank.
The Greek-owned, Singapore-registered tanker Bow Mariner with a crew of 27 — three Greeks and 24 Filipinos — exploded and sank in the early evening of Feb. 28, off the coast of Norfolk, Virginia, some 240 miles south of Washington, DC.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose Katigbak
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TAGLE AND BACTAT
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[Summary] => WASHINGTON — "Our father in heaven, I beg you please let me live. My three children are too young to be without me. My wife needs me. I need them," Raynaldo Tagle of Nasugbu, Batangas, prayed as he bobbed in the cold Atlantic Ocean clinging to a floating log after his ship sank.
The Greek-owned, Singapore-registered tanker Bow Mariner with a crew of 27 — three Greeks and 24 Filipinos — exploded and sank in the early evening of Feb. 28, off the coast of Norfolk, Virginia, some 240 miles south of Washington, DC.
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abtest
