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Sulpicio Lines name change couldn't prevent accident Aug 19th 2013, 22:55 CEBU CITY, Philippines—Four years ago, Sulpicio Lines Inc. changed its name to Philippine Span Asia Carrier Corp. (PSACC) following the 2008 sinking of its biggest passenger vessel in Romblon.   Despite the name change, PSACC is again involved in a sea accident with the collision of its cargo vessel with a passenger ferry on Friday, which has left at least 55 persons dead and 65 others missing.   According to Jordan Go, president and CEO of PSACC, the collision between the Sulpicio Express Siete and 2GO's St. Thomas of Aquinas ferry was the first involving the company since they decided to change its name in 2009.   He said it was a family decisio... Keep on reading: Sulpicio Lines name change couldn't prevent accident Media files: cebu-sink.jpg (image/jpeg)

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