Indian Coast Guard Observes Sunken Foreign Ship For Potential Oil Spill: Karnataka

Indian Coast Guard has deployed six vessels and two airplanes to combat marine pollution in the event of an oil spill from the sunken foreign ship, MV Princess Miral. The ship was carrying 220 tonnes of fuel on board. On June 21, a foreign-flagged commerce vessel went aground off Ullal, near Mangaluru, and was on the point of sinking. The Coast Guard rescued all 15 Syrian crew members aboard.