Oil rig adrift in 25ft North Sea waves

A drilling rig with 71 crew is adrift in the North Sea after breaking its tow.

Thu, 22 Nov, 2001 - 13:17

A drilling rig with 71 crew is adrift in the North Sea after breaking its tow.

All on board are in good condition, the Norwegian state oil company says.

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