British victims.BRITONS who died when a pleasure boat capsized in Bahrain were mainly employees of firms helping to construct the island's World Trade Centre towers. The Foreign Office says 12 Britons and three "dual-nationals" died in the tragedy, but have not confirmed their names. South African-based construction firm Murray & Roberts identified: David Evans David Evans may mean:
Will Nolan, 50, from Ipswich area. Stephen Grady, 42, a contract painter, decorator and former publican publican [Lat.,=state employee], in ancient Rome, man who was employed by the state government under contract. As early as c.200 B.C. there was a class of men in Rome accustomed to undertaking contracts involving public works and tax collecting; the tax collectors from Hebden Bridge. Chris Braysher, 47, lived in South Africa but had a British passport. Jimmy Allen, 59, was born in England. Lawrence Sulman, 39, had a British passport. UK-based engineering and architecture firm Atkins identified: Scott Belch belch v. To expel stomach gas noisily through the mouth; burp. , 33, a chartered civil engineer from Redhill, Surrey, and wife Sandy. Jason Brett and his wife Lucinda Lamb. Andrew Debrunner, an engineer. Carl Ottewell, a construction supervisor. Christopher Langan, 53, an industrial surveyor from the Newcastle area. CAPTION(S): Jason Brett and his wife Lucinda Lamb both died |
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