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Home›Green Marine›Capsized cargo ship dumped 1,600 tonnes of cement into sea
Green Marine

July 6, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Capsized cargo ship dumped 1,600 tonnes of cement into sea

Ras Al Khaimah: A cargo ship that capsized off Ras Al Khaimah dumping 1,600 tonnes of white cement into the sea was shifted from Saqr Port to RAK Port on Thursday. The ship capsized as it tried to change course during a storm a few days ago. The transfer will help officials clean up the […]

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Ras Al Khaimah: A cargo ship that capsized off Ras Al Khaimah dumping 1,600 tonnes of white cement into the sea was shifted from Saqr Port to RAK Port on Thursday.

The ship capsized as it tried to change course during a storm a few days ago.

The transfer will help officials clean up the seas and repair the badly damaged ship.

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