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Home›Green Marine›Pasha Bulker ‘has 50m to go’
Green Marine

July 2, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Pasha Bulker ‘has 50m to go’

The Pasha Bulker is less than 50 metres from water deep enough to refloat it, New South Wales Ports Minister Joe Tripodi has said. The grounded carrier is facing out to sea after being spun 135 degrees during yesterday’s salvage work, during which it sprang a double oil leak.

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The Pasha Bulker is less than 50 metres from water deep enough to refloat it, New South Wales Ports Minister Joe Tripodi has said.

The grounded carrier is facing out to sea after being spun 135 degrees during yesterday’s salvage work, during which it sprang a double oil leak.

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