North Sea ship crash: Crew of US oil tanker praised as 'heroic'
The crew of a US oil tanker struck by a container ship in the North Sea have been praised as "heroic" for triggering a crucial firefighting system before abandoning the vessel. A sailor from the Portuguese-registered Solong is missing presumed dead after the collision off the east coast of Yorkshire on Monday morning.
‘Heroic’ oil tanker crew in North Sea ship crash limited fuel spillage and damage
“Heroic” crew on a US oil tanker triggered a crucial fire-fighting system before abandoning ship after a crash in the North Sea. Thanks to their efforts, only one of the jet fuel tanks on the Stena Immaculate was damaged - Crowley, the company managing the ship, said.
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Nearly three dozen people were taken to a hospital, Reuters reported, and one remained hospitalized Monday afternoon.
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In his video, he stated: "I saw a ship or something in trouble, and I felt as if there will be an oil tanker problem coming ...
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