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    Floating dock accident injures 4 in Russia's Murmansk
                     Source: Xinhua | 2018-10-31 01:46:31 | Editor: huaxia

    A picture taken on August 19, 2009 shows Russia's aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov in Murmansk. (AFP Photo)

    MOSCOW, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- A floating dock accident injured four workers at a plant in Russia's Murmansk region, where aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov was repaired, local news reported Tuesday.

    The PD-50 floating dock tanks were abnormally filled during a power failure and the bridgehead abruptly went under water, RIA Novosti news agency quoted a plant representative as saying.

    Four workers sustained non-life threatening injuries when the floating dock was flooded.

    The aircraft carrier suffered no damage. It was towed to a regular berth to continue the repair work.

    The PD-50, one of the world's largest floating docks, was built in 1980 in Sweden. It was designed for repairing large surface ships and submarines.

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    Floating dock accident injures 4 in Russia's Murmansk

    Source: Xinhua 2018-10-31 01:46:31

    A picture taken on August 19, 2009 shows Russia's aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov in Murmansk. (AFP Photo)

    MOSCOW, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- A floating dock accident injured four workers at a plant in Russia's Murmansk region, where aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov was repaired, local news reported Tuesday.

    The PD-50 floating dock tanks were abnormally filled during a power failure and the bridgehead abruptly went under water, RIA Novosti news agency quoted a plant representative as saying.

    Four workers sustained non-life threatening injuries when the floating dock was flooded.

    The aircraft carrier suffered no damage. It was towed to a regular berth to continue the repair work.

    The PD-50, one of the world's largest floating docks, was built in 1980 in Sweden. It was designed for repairing large surface ships and submarines.

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