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Home›Green Marine›Tanker, container ship collide in Singapore waters
Green Marine

June 30, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Tanker, container ship collide in Singapore waters

A supertanker and a container ship collided in Singapore waters on Thursday night, some 2.4 kilometres southeast of St John’s Island. But the incident did not result in any oil pollution or casualty, says the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore. It has deployed an anti-pollution craft to monito

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A supertanker and a container ship collided in Singapore waters on Thursday night, some 2.4 kilometres southeast of St John’s Island.

But the incident did not result in any oil pollution or casualty, says the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore.

It has deployed an anti-pollution craft to monitor the situation and is investigating the incident.

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