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Satellite captures traces of long oil slick in Verde Island Passage - Manila Standard

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Satellite image obtained by the Philippine Space Agency on Tuesday shows new traces of oil slick in Verde Island. PhilSA said the satellite images are important tools that can help authorities in the cleanup and containment of the oil spill. Greenpeace Philippines alleged that insurers of MT Princess Empress has been discouraging claimants from exercising their legal right to seek justice.

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Satellite captures traces of long oil slick in Verde Island Passage - Manila Standard

The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) on Tuesday said satellite images showed new traces of oil slick in Verde Island Passage, an area rich in marine biodiversity.

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