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Home›Green Marine›Environment protection key in rescue of stranded ship
Green Marine

June 27, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Environment protection key in rescue of stranded ship

THE Safmarine Agulhas, which ran aground in East London late on Monday, is still stranded and rescue teams are focusing mainly on the protection of the marine environment. National Ports Authority spokesman Terry Taylor said yesterday the bulk carrier had 662 tons of heavy fuel on board and 88 tons

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THE Safmarine Agulhas, which ran aground in East London late on Monday, is still stranded and rescue teams are focusing mainly on the protection of the marine environment.

National Ports Authority spokesman Terry Taylor said yesterday the bulk carrier had 662 tons of heavy fuel on board and 88 tons of diesel oil.

The carrier was still intact and

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