Danish, U.K. ships collide in Sweden, two arrested
The Hindu
Probe over ‘aggravated drunkenness’
Sweden on Monday arrested two people after a fatal early morning collision between a Danish and a British ship off the southern Swedish coast, prosecutors said
Sweden’s Prosecution Service said in a statement that an investigation into “aggravated drunkenness at sea,” “gross negligence in sea traffic,” and “gross causing of death by negligence” had been opened.
One of those arrested was a British citizen born in 1991 and the other a Croatian citizen born in 1965, the Prosecution Service said.
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