O navio Nabarima, que contém mais de um milhão de barris de petróleo, está inclinando ainda mais e o risco de naufragar na Venezuela

The Nabarima Ship, Which Contains More Than One Million Barrels of Oil, Is Tilting Even More and the Risk of Capsizing in Venezuela

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/10/2020 at 10:28

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The Oil Tanker Is Venezuelan and Is Dangerously Close to Brazilian Waters. There Are Real Risks of Sinking in the Gulf of Paria, According to the Brazilian Navy.

The Nabarima tanker, which contains more than one million barrels of oil, is dangerously tilting and at risk of sinking in the Gulf of Paria, Venezuela, about 1,300 km from Brazilian waters. A photo taken on October 13 shows the tanker dangerously tilting, reported Conflicts News Worldwide on its Twitter account.

Footage of the FSO Nabarima taken yesterday by FFOS. The Venezuelan ambassador to Trinidad says the vessel is stable. It’s still tilting at a dangerous angle #Venezuela pic.twitter.com/frgQGjAe4x

— CNW (@ConflictsW) October 17, 2020

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The photo was provided by Gary Aboud, corporate secretary of Fishermen and Friends of the Sea, an environmental organization in Trinidad and Tobago. “The Nabarima is unstable and is sinking,” he said.

“A few months ago, there were reports that the ship was leaning and some compartments were flooded; these issues were resolved, but it’s clear that there are now major problems,” said Conflicts News Worldwide.

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