A Cargo Ship Ran Aground in the Waters Off Hue with 20 Crew Members and over 263 Tons of Oil on Board.
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A cargo ship drifted and ran aground in the Chan May-Lang Co sea area on the evening of November 9th. Authorities are coordinating rescue efforts to free the ship from its stranded position. (Related news headlines: Hue deploys tow 24,000-ton cargo ship stranded after heavy rain; Hue: Addressing landslide on National Highway 49, unable to reach stranded cargo ship; Quang Tri promptly rescues fishing boat stranded at Cua Tung beach.)
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A Vietnamese cargo ship with a tonnage of over 23,600 tons and 20 crew members drifted and ran aground in the Chan May sea (Hue city) amidst strong winds of force 8-9 and high waves.
The cargo ship VTA NEPTUNE ran aground off the Chan May maritime area (Hue City) on the evening of November 9th with 20 crew members, 51.82 tons of DO fuel oil, and 211.81 tons of FO fuel oil on board.
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