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August 13, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Stricken Ship Threatens Montenegro`s Coast

The Montenegrin coast is at risk of an ecological disaster after a Greek tanker partly sank in Montenegrin port of Bijela on Friday. The ship’s stern and its 215 tonnes of oil remain on the seabed, threatening to pollute the sea should the oil leak. The ecological consequences of such spills are usu

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The Montenegrin coast is at risk of an ecological disaster after a Greek tanker partly sank in Montenegrin port of Bijela on Friday.

The ship’s stern and its 215 tonnes of oil remain on the seabed, threatening to pollute the sea should the oil leak. The ecological consequences of such spills are usually serious and long-lasting.

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