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Home›Green Marine›Malaysia: Fifth Body Found Onboard ‘Bunga Alpinia’
Green Marine

July 30, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Malaysia: Fifth Body Found Onboard ‘Bunga Alpinia’

MISC confirms that a fifth body has been found on the vessel early this morning. The identity of the body has yet to be confirmed. In the meantime, efforts by the authorities and industry experts engaged by MISC are still ongoing to contain the minor slick emitting from Bunga Alpinia and to ensure t

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MISC confirms that a fifth body has been found on the vessel early this morning. The identity of the body has yet to be confirmed.

In the meantime, efforts by the authorities and industry experts engaged by MISC are still ongoing to contain the minor slick emitting from Bunga Alpinia and to ensure the continuous protection of the environment and surrounding communities.

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Source: MISC Berhad, July 30, 2012

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