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Home›Green Marine›More Napoli cargo washed into sea
Green Marine

February 12, 2007 · about 19 years ago

More Napoli cargo washed into sea

Coastguards say a small amount of cargo from the wrecked container ship the MSC Napoli has gone overboard in bad weather at the weekend. About eight bags of yellow plastic strips went into the sea in 3m swells but they are non-toxic and most have been collected from Lyme Bay.

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Coastguards say a small amount of cargo from the wrecked container ship the MSC Napoli has gone overboard in bad weather at the weekend. About eight bags of yellow plastic strips went into the sea in 3m swells but they are non-toxic and most have been collected from Lyme Bay.

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