Ruling due on fatal QM2 accident

A French court was due to rule today on who was responsible for an accident that killed 15 people on the world’s largest ocean liner, the Queen Mary 2, before it set off on its maiden voyage.

Ruling due on fatal QM2 accident
Mon, 11 Feb, 2008 - 12:12

A French court was due to rule today on who was responsible for an accident that killed 15 people on the world’s largest ocean liner, the Queen Mary 2, before it set off on its maiden voyage.

A gangway collapsed in November 2003 during visitors’ day at the shipyard in Saint-Nazaire in western France weeks before the ship’s first trip.

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