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Monday, October 30, 2000, updated at 16:21(GMT+8)
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Twelve Bodies Retrieved from Kursk Submarine
A total of 12 remains on submarine Kursk have been retrieved by Monday morning, Vladimir Navrotsky, head of the
Russia
n Northern Fleet's press service announced.
Russian divers on Saturday used a lull in the storm to access the ninth compartment of the submarine and remove the remains of eight more crewmen.
The remains of four dead sailors had been retrieved earlier.
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