More Than $1.7 Million A Titanic's Violin Sell At Auction

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A violin that was played by a musician on the Titanic as the ship sank in 1912 has been sold at auction for more than $1.7 million, more than triple expectations.

The instrument sold at a Saturday auction in Britain for  £1.1 million, or about $1.7 million.

It had been estimated that the selling price would be between  £200,000 and  £300,000.

Henry Aldridge and Son, the British auction house that specializes in Titanic-related memorabilia and that held the auction, said the instrument was discovered in 2006, and was played by second-class passenger Wallace Hartley, who was one of hundreds who perished on the tragic night of April 14, 1912.

source: CNN.com

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MASwings aircraft crashed

KUDAT: At least three people were injured when a light aircraft 'Twin Otter' owned MasWings derailed and crashed into a house while landing at the airport in northern Kudat Sabah. 

The incident occurred at about 2:55 pm today.

It is understood the pilot and two others were in serious condition while other passengers suffered only minor injuries. 

There were 16 passengers on the plane, including the pilot. 

All passengers were rushed to Hospital Kudat for urgent treatment.

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