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A new national investigation bureau to look into aviation and marine accidents and make recommendenations to improve transport safety has been formed.
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[SINGAPORE] A new national investigation bureau to look into aviation and marine accidents and make recommendenations to improve transport safety has been formed.

The Ministry of Transport (MOT) said on Friday (Aug 5) that the Air Accident Investigation Bureau, which was formed in 2002, has been restructured into a new Transport Safety Investigation Bureau (TSIB) for this purpose.

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