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April 16, 2022
Vessel, headed from Egypt to Malta, had requested entry to Tunisian waters on Friday evening due to bad weather.
April 16, 2022
Tunis - A tanker carrying 750 tonnes of diesel fuel from Egypt to Malta sank Saturday in the Gulf of Gabes off Tunisia's southeast coast, sparking a rush to avoid a spill."The...
April 16, 2022
In what could turn into an "environmental disaster", a fuel-laden ship has sunk off the coast of Tunisia on Saturday. The ship, which was carrying diesel fuel from Egypt to Malta, had ran into difficulty near Tunisia’s coast. The ship has over 750 tonnes of diesel. It has sunk in the Gulf of Gabes, an AFP report said, citing a local court's spokesman.
April 16, 2022
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – A tanker carrying 750 tons of diesel fuel from Egypt to Malta sank Saturday in the Gulf of Gabes off Tunisia’s southeast coast, a spokesman for a local court said.
April 16, 2022
The ship began taking water around four miles offshore in the Gulf of Gabes and the engine room was engulfed, according to a Tunisian environment ministry statement.
April 16, 2022
A diesel fuel tanker carrying 750 tonnes of fuel from Egypt to Malta sank in Tunisia’s Gulf of Gabes on Saturday, hours after the Xelo vessel launched a distress call, according to Tunisian authoriti…
April 16, 2022
The ship was heading to Malta from Egypt and had entered the Tunisian waters due to bad weather.
April 16, 2022
A tanker carrying 750 tonnes of diesel fuel from Egypt to Malta sank yesterday in the Gulf of Gabes off Tunisia’s southeast coast, sparking a rush to avoid a spill.
April 16, 2022
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April 16, 2022
TUNIS: A tanker carrying 750 tons of diesel fuel from Egypt to Malta sank Saturday in the Gulf of Gabes off Tunisia’s southeast coast, a spokesman for a local court said. “The ship sank this morning in Tunisian territorial waters. For the moment, there is no leak,” Mohamed Karray said, adding that a “disaster prevention committee will meet to decide on the measures to be