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Missing crew of sunk Cemfjord named as church service held Missing crew of sunk Cemfjord named as church service held
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The missing crew of a cargo ship which capsized and sank in the Pentland Firth last month have been named.The missing crew of a cargo ship which capsized and sank in the Pentland Firth last month have been named.
No trace of the seven Polish nationals and one Filipino on board the Cemfjord was found despite an extensive search operation.No trace of the seven Polish nationals and one Filipino on board the Cemfjord was found despite an extensive search operation.
Their names were released as a church service was held in their memory in Wick in Caithness.Their names were released as a church service was held in their memory in Wick in Caithness.
A candle was lit for each of the crew members and prayers said for them and their families.A candle was lit for each of the crew members and prayers said for them and their families.
They were named as:They were named as:
The service, conducted by the Mission to Seafarers Scotland, took place at St John the Evangelist Church in Wick.The service, conducted by the Mission to Seafarers Scotland, took place at St John the Evangelist Church in Wick.
The managing director of the firm which operated the Cemfjord, Brise of Hamburg, travelled from Germany to attend.The managing director of the firm which operated the Cemfjord, Brise of Hamburg, travelled from Germany to attend.
The Cemfjord sank earlier this month while carrying cement.The Cemfjord sank earlier this month while carrying cement.
It is thought the bodies of the crew members could still be on board.It is thought the bodies of the crew members could still be on board.