IBAMA – identificado vazamento de óleo próximo ao navio que está afundando com minério de ferro

IBAMA – Oil Leak Identified Near Ship Sinking With Iron Ore

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/02/2020 at 11:54

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IBAMA Identified Oil Leak Near The Bulk Carrier Stella Banner, Which Is Sinking Off The Coast Of Maranhão, Full Of Iron Ore

Off the coast of Maranhão, the bulk carrier Stella Banner, flying the South Korean flag, remains aground and awaiting a solution. The ship, loaded with iron ore, left the Ponta da Madeira terminal heading to the Chinese port of Qingdao when it suffered hull damage. The ship, which is full of iron ore, with 294,800 tons, was also fully supplied with oil.

IBAMA – Oil Leak Identified Near Ship Sinking With Iron Ore

IBAMA Identified Oil Leak Near The Bulk Carrier Stella Banner, Which Is Sinking Off The Coast Of Maranhão, Full Of Iron Ore

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