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Home›Green Marine›Benzene fumes overcome, kill three on chemical tanker in Tokyo Bay
Green Marine

May 23, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Benzene fumes overcome, kill three on chemical tanker in Tokyo Bay

Three crew members aboard a chemical tanker sailing in Tokyo Bay died of chemical poisoning Monday while cleaning a tank that had been carrying benzene, a Japan Coast Guard official said. The 263-ton Shuho Maru was traveling some 1.2 km east of Haneda airport when the coast guard received a message

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Three crew members aboard a chemical tanker sailing in Tokyo Bay died of chemical poisoning Monday while cleaning a tank that had been carrying benzene, a Japan Coast Guard official said. The 263-ton Shuho Maru was traveling some 1.2 km east of Haneda airport when the coast guard received a message from the tanker just before 2 p.m. that one crew member had fallen down on the deck and the other two had collapsed inside the tank.

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