On March 11, a collision occurred in the North Sea involving the oil tanker Stena Immaculate and the Portuguese-registered container ship Solong. Over 30 casualties have been reported, prompting a swift response from lifeboats and a coastguard helicopter. Investigations are being conducted by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch in Grimsby. Fortunately, the crew of the tanker is accounted for, though there are concerns regarding the jet fuel released into the estuary, sparking fears about environmental contamination and safety measures.
More than 30 casualties were brought ashore after an oil tanker and cargo ship collided in the North Sea, prompting immediate response from lifeboats and a helicopter.
The crew of the tanker Stena Immaculate was confirmed safe, while jet fuel was released during the incident, raising concerns about environmental impacts and safety regulations.
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