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The sinking of the Safa 98 ferry in February 2006, which resulted in the death of approximately 900 Egyptians out of about 1,034 victims, led to an Italian court ruling blaming the "RINA" company for its responsibility in the disaster. The court ordered the company to pay compensation exceeding 60 million euros to around 700 of the victims' families. The verdict was based on the conclusion that the company's negligence in inspecting the vessel, along with deficiencies in training and safety procedures, was the main cause of the sinking. The incident occurred due to water accumulation and pump failure, which caused the ship to list and capsize. The Italian company denied any responsibility, pointing out that previous investigations attributed the blame to the ship's owner and captain, asserting that the company’s role was limited to ship classification and issuing technical certificates.
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