Storms lash coast of England

A severe storm strikes Britain, causing significant damage at sea and leading to multiple rescues, including the saving of scientist Ronald Merton by a U.S. Air Force helicopter. The storm also results in the splitting of the Liberian tanker World Concorde in the Irish Sea, with survivors eventually rescued. Following the storm, 17 counties in England and Wales face flooding, leading to extensive cleanup efforts.

What was the fate of the South Goodwin light ship during the storm?

• It safely returned to port.

• It was unaffected by the storm.

• It was rescued by another ship.

• It turned over on a sandbar.

Who was the lone survivor of the South Goodwin light ship disaster?

• Scientist Ronald Merton

• A U.S. Air Force pilot

• A local fisherman

• A British sailor

What happened to the World Concorde tanker during the storm?

• It was unaffected by the storm.

• It split in two in the Irish Sea.

• It safely docked in Ireland.

• It was rescued by a nearby ship.

How long were the survivors of the World Concorde adrift before being rescued?

• 40 hours

• 10 hours

• 20 hours

• 30 hours

What was the aftermath of the storm in England and Wales?

• No significant impact on the land

• Immediate restoration of all affected areas

• Rampaging floodwaters affecting 17 counties

• Complete recovery with no damage