Container Vessel Sets Sail After Engine Fix

August 25, 2000

The Antigua and Barbuda-flag container vessel City of Tunis has sailed from Brest, France, after engine repairs. The 20,252-dwt vessel, bound for Felixstowe in the UK, was towed into the French port after developing engine trouble on Tuesday.

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