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Boat survivor speaks of tragedy Boat survivor speaks of tragedy
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A survivor of the supply vessel which capsized off the coast of Shetland has spoken about the accident which left eight of his colleagues presumed dead.A survivor of the supply vessel which capsized off the coast of Shetland has spoken about the accident which left eight of his colleagues presumed dead.
Fighting back tears, Egil Hafsas said it took less than five minutes for the Bourbon Dolphin tug to topple.Fighting back tears, Egil Hafsas said it took less than five minutes for the Bourbon Dolphin tug to topple.
He said it was difficult to feel the joy of being rescued when he knew there were people who had been unable to get out of the boat.He said it was difficult to feel the joy of being rescued when he knew there were people who had been unable to get out of the boat.
A memorial service has been held on a Shetland beach. A memorial service was held on a Shetland beach on Sunday.
Relatives are due to be flown over the site of the capsized ship later. Relatives are due to be flown over the site of the capsized ship.
Mr Hafsas recounted his final moments on board the oil rig supply vessel before it overturned on Thursday.Mr Hafsas recounted his final moments on board the oil rig supply vessel before it overturned on Thursday.
The most important thing is that we keep the boat afloat so we are able to find the people inside Trond MyklebustBourbon Offshore
He said he had been on deck when the ship lurched and suddenly started to list.He said he had been on deck when the ship lurched and suddenly started to list.
He ran into the accommodation part of the main deck, grabbed a life vest, and shouted for everyone to leave.He ran into the accommodation part of the main deck, grabbed a life vest, and shouted for everyone to leave.
The crewman described how he jumped into the water along with two young trainees.The crewman described how he jumped into the water along with two young trainees.
The most important thing is that we keep the boat afloat so we are able to find the people inside Trond MyklebustBourbon Offshore
Moments later the boat rolled over into the sea.Moments later the boat rolled over into the sea.
Three people died in the incident and a further five crew members are missing presumed dead.Three people died in the incident and a further five crew members are missing presumed dead.
It is believed their bodies may still be inside the boat.It is believed their bodies may still be inside the boat.
Among them are 14-year-old David Remøy, who was on work experience, and his father Oddne Arve Remøy, who was the ship's captain.Among them are 14-year-old David Remøy, who was on work experience, and his father Oddne Arve Remøy, who was the ship's captain.
On Saturday night, families of the seven survivors were re-united with their loved ones at an hotel in Lerwick. Survivors of the incident and relatives of those believed dead and missing gathered on one of the island's beaches for the memorial service.
Relatives threw flowers into the sea at the memorial service At the end of the service, flowers were laid in the water in a tribute to those who lost their lives.
They joined relatives of the dead and missing men at the memorial service held at the water's edge. Trond Myklebust, managing director of the ship's operator Bourbon Offshore, said an attempt would be made to tow the boat ashore later.
Trond Myklebust, managing director of the ship's operator Bourbon Offshore, said of the planned flight over the ship: "It is so everybody can see the boat, the environment and try and visualise what would have been going on.
"We think that is very important for the relatives and this is something they want."
Mr Myklebust said an attempt would be made to tow the boat ashore at about midday.
"What is important from our side is that this will be done in a safe manner because the most important thing is that we keep the boat afloat so we are able to find the people inside," he said."What is important from our side is that this will be done in a safe manner because the most important thing is that we keep the boat afloat so we are able to find the people inside," he said.
"It is very important for relatives to have a grave.""It is very important for relatives to have a grave."
He defended the fact that a 14-year-old was on board the ship. Relatives threw flowers into the sea at the memorial service
"We have a very strong community for the offshore industry and it's very common that boys who are interested in this join these vessels, " he said.
The boat capsized about 86 miles from Shetland
"It's done by our company and other companies and is a very good way of recruiting people into the profession."
Dutch company Smit Salvage are to lead the operation to recover the ship.Dutch company Smit Salvage are to lead the operation to recover the ship.
The ship was on a routine operation at the Transocean Rather drilling rig when it capsized. It was on a routine operation at the Transocean Rather drilling rig when it capsized.
Bourbon Offshore released the names of the eight crew members who died or were missing, including 44-year-old Mr Remøy and his son.Bourbon Offshore released the names of the eight crew members who died or were missing, including 44-year-old Mr Remøy and his son.
The others are Ronny Emblem, 25, Bjarte Grimstad, 37, Søren Kroer, 27, Frank Nygård, 42, Kjetil Rune Våge, 31, and Tor Karl Sandø, 54.The others are Ronny Emblem, 25, Bjarte Grimstad, 37, Søren Kroer, 27, Frank Nygård, 42, Kjetil Rune Våge, 31, and Tor Karl Sandø, 54.
The identities of the three bodies recovered have still to be confirmed and Shetland Coastguard confirmed the search for the remaining crew has been called off.The identities of the three bodies recovered have still to be confirmed and Shetland Coastguard confirmed the search for the remaining crew has been called off.
The police investigation has now been handed over to Norwegian authorities and a Norwegian government commission has been set up to investigate the incident.The police investigation has now been handed over to Norwegian authorities and a Norwegian government commission has been set up to investigate the incident.