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The Tristan Times - Tristan da Cunha
The online newspaper of Tristan da Cunha
  Issue No. 352 Online Edition Sunday 1 August 2010 

Home | November 2007

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1: Shipping News (November 2007) - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 27.11.2007This article has photographs
On Wednesday 21st November the fishing vessel Viking Bay returned to Tristan da Cunha to collect Jose Parada and for another injury crewmen Abraham Velgas to see the doctor. Photo (c) James Glass - Tristan Times

2: WORLD’S MOST REMOTE ISLAND GETS ADVANCED MEDICAL SUPPORT FROM TEAM LED BY IBM AND BEACON EQUITY PARTNERS - S.Atlantic (Health) - 14.11.2007
The world’s most remote inhabited island can now access advanced telemedical care, thanks to pro-bono services and support from a high-technology team led by IBM and Beacon Equity Partners. Tristan da Cunha is located more than 1,665 miles west of Cape Town, South Africa, and is accessible only by a boat trip lasting a week or more.

3: Tristan Shipping News - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 10.11.2007
The fishing vessel Viking Bay arrived at Inaccessible Island on the 28th October from South America.

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