Salvage work begins on tanker leaking oil off Oman, risk firm says
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Salvage work begins on tanker leaking oil off Oman, risk firm says Environmental NGO Greenpeace warns that spill has rapidly expanded to 1,300 square kilometres, threatening ecosystems.
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What happened
Salvage work begins on tanker leaking oil off Oman, risk firm says Environmental NGO Greenpeace warns that spill has rapidly expanded to 1,300 square kilometres, threatening ecosystems.
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