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In a heartbreaking event, a crew member aboard the stern trawler 'Cornelis Volijk' was discovered unresponsive in his bunk on the morning of November 23, 2014. The incident occurred while the vessel was docked at Logger Quay in IJmuiden, Netherlands. Colleagues found the crew member and quickly alerted emergency services. Firefighters, along with police and ambulance personnel, swiftly arrived at the scene. Sadly, it was determined that the crew member had passed away several hours prior to the discovery. Authorities have initiated an investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding this untimely death. For more details, you can view the Dutch report and accompanying photo at the following link: http://www.haarlemsdagblad.nl/regionaal/ijmond/article27234795.ece/Bemanningslid-Engels-schip-overleden-in-IJmuiden?lref=r_regionaal

In a surprising development, a single Dutch fishing vessel is reported to be reeling in a staggering 25% of England’s annual fishing quota, with the catches ending up in the Netherlands. Statistics released by the government show that the Cornelis Vrolijk, an enormous 370-foot trawler, controls 23% of the fishing licenses assigned to England by the European Union. This revelation has sparked calls from activists urging the government to address existing loopholes, advocating for increased access to the nation’s tightly regulated fishing resources for local fishing fleets. For further details, visit: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2821284/EU-lets-one-Dutch-ship-net-QUARTER-England-s-fishing-quota-Holland-holds-23-permits.html#ixzz3IBjmsVOi Follow us on Twitter @MailOnline or connect with us on Facebook for more updates.