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July 29, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Boom set around grounded fishing vessel in Alaska

Responders have placed containment boom around a sheen leaking from a grounded fishing vessel in Alaska’s Prince William Sound, the Coast Guard said Tuesday. The Seattle-based Cape Cross does not appear to be spilling fuel in Main Bay, according to Petty Officer David Mosley.

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Responders have placed containment boom around a sheen leaking from a grounded fishing vessel in Alaska’s Prince William Sound, the Coast Guard said Tuesday. The Seattle-based Cape Cross does not appear to be spilling fuel in Main Bay, according to Petty Officer David Mosley.

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