Singapore-flagged vessel owner asked to pay Rs 25 lakh each to four fishermen

The owner of the Singapore-flagged vessel, has been directed by Kerala High court to pay Rs 25 lakh each to families of the four of the five fishermen killed.

KOCHI: The owner of the Singapore-flagged vessel, suspected to have collided with a boat off Kerala on March 1, has been directed by Kerala High court to pay Rs 25 lakh each to families of the four of the five fishermen killed.

The relatives of Jose, Justin, Cleatus and Santosh had informed the court that they had discussed the compensation issue with Tolani Shipping company, owners of M V Prabhu Daya.

The issue had been sent for mediation by the court. The mediation cell's report was filed before Justice Haroon-Ul Rasheed, who accepted it yesterday.

The relatives of another fisherman, who was killed in the collision, has approached the Madras High court for compensation.

The relatives had earlier asked for Rs one crore compensation.
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