They Check the Black Sea for Pollution After the Drone Attack
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The Black Sea is being checked for possible contamination after the drone attack on a container ship. The initial inspection in the area of Shabla and the Bolata Bay at Cape Kaliakra did not reveal any oil stains, visible change in the water surface or other visible traces of pollution. The Ministry of Environment and Water, the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Transport and Communications are coordinating actions after the incident. The …
As reported by Novinite, more than 20 containers with dangerous substances fell into the sea. According to the Bulgarian authorities, the ship suffered three punctures and is still afloat, but is tilting a lot. The origin of the drones has not been determined. Among the containers floating in the sea are lithium-ion batteries, acids, flammable liquids and other dangerous substances, which is why the authorities have warned seafarers about the ri…
Near Durankulak, Shabla, Cape Kaliakra, Byala and Sozopol
Initial inspections in the Shabla and Cape Kaliakra area do not show any oil slicks or visible traces of pollution. This was stated by the Ministry of Environment and Waters in a press release. However, the authorities are starting large-scale laboratory tests...
The Ministry of Environment and Water (MOW), the Ministry of Defense (MoD) and the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTS) are coordinating their actions to identify possible pollution of the Black Sea after today's incident.
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