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Shell Singapore charged over Pulau Bukom oil leaks, failure to report them immediately
The company is accused of releasing 40 tonnes in October and up to 956kg in December, then reporting both incidents late.
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Shell Singapore Charged Over 2 Pulau Bukom Oil Leaks, Including About 40 Tonnes of Oily Mixture
Shell Singapore has been charged over two oil leak incidents at Pulau Bukom in 2024 and allegedly failing to report them immediately. The larger incident involved about 40 tonnes of oily mixture entering Singapore waters.
Shell Singapore charged over Pulau Bukom oil leaks, failure to report them immediately
About 40 tonnes of oily mixture was discharged into the water in the October 2024 incident, while about 485kg to 956kg of oil mixture leaked into Singapore waters over a few days in December 2024.
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