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April 4, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Marine Gas Oil Leaks from Grounded Vessel at Llanddulas, UK

The cargo ship ‘Carrier’, which ran aground at 8.15 last night (Tuesday) at Raynes Jetty in Llanddulas remains hard aground in the same location with damage to its starboard side. A quantity of marine gas oil has leaked from the vessel. The ‘Carrier’ has been holed in three places on the starboard s

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The cargo ship ‘Carrier’, which ran aground at 8.15 last night (Tuesday) at Raynes Jetty in Llanddulas remains hard aground in the same location with damage to its starboard side. A quantity of marine gas oil has leaked from the vessel.

The ‘Carrier’ has been holed in three places on the starboard side. It’s reported that the port side, where the fuel tank is located, is intact.

Officers from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency’s Counter Pollution and Salvage branch are working with all agencies on plans to remove the fuel as soon as possible.

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Source: MCA, April 4, 2012

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