A pal of a sailor who died when his tugboat capsized in the Firth of Clyde has paid tribute to 'a very good seaman and great friend'
A pal of a sailor who died when his tugboat capsized in the Firth of Clyde has paid tribute to "a very good seaman and great friend".
Other sailors took to social media to share their own memories of Mr Taft. Another maritime worker said: "George was always good to me and a good friend, had many a laugh with him. RIP George God bless you." Emergency services were scrambled to the waters just outside the East India Harbour in Greenock at around 3pm on Saturday after the Biter, operated by Clyde Marine Services, overturned. The boat had been escorting the charter cruise ship the Hebridean Princess into harbour at the time of the incident.
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