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A huge cargo ship which has been leaking oil after running aground off the coast of mauritius is likely to break apart, according to the country's government. the prime minister said his country should prepare for the worst. mauritius is home to world—renowned coral reefs and pristine white sand beaches, with tourism a vital part of its economy. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill reports. a race against time and against the elements. more than 1000 tonnes of fuel has already leaked from the stranded bulk carrier the mv wakashio, sweeping a toxic sludge towards coral reefs, white sand be...

Sarah rainsford, has been speaking to the captain. translation: it was ammonium nitrate, fertiliser. it's a dangerous cargo but not so dangerous that you can't transport it. it was in bags of one tonne each, 2,750 bags. translation: so, the ship sailed from batumi? translation: it came from batumi to turkey already loaded. then we went to pireas in greece, then beirut, and we were meant to go on to mozambique. translation: why did you go to beirut? what did you have to do there? translation: the owner was looking for an extra cargo as he didn't have any money and we'd have to pay for passage t...

Some of the crew flew home but the captain and three others had to stay on board with the volatile cargo. it took months of protests and eventually a court case to release them. translation: the beirut authorities wouldn't let us go because the owner didn't pay them. there was a fine for refusing the extra cargo and the port fees, so they impounded the ship and they left us four as hostages. translation: on the boat? translation: yes, and we were there ten months. translation: so, was the ownerjust mean with his money, do you think? translation: i don't know. it's unthinkable that someone woul...

Give you a very quick example. the port is destroyed. then there are many containers there, many goods there, a lot of capitalfor the there, many goods there, a lot of capital for the importers. we do not know yet what is the fate of that. before that, when the economic crisis started, all our bank accounts were frozen, so we started a new from whatever we had in our stock and accounts receivable, so we build a working capital to build on. now, with the blast, maybe with 25% or more of their working capital stuck in the port, are at stake so evenin in the port, are at stake so even in that dre...