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As Singapore investigates 400-tonne oil spill, lawyers warn of criminal charges

Summary by South China Morning Post
Legal experts say it could take months to complete an investigation into the collision that led to days of oil slicks on Sentosa Island.

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As Singapore investigates 400-tonne oil spill, lawyers warn of criminal charges

Legal experts say it could take months to complete an investigation into the collision that led to days of oil slicks on Sentosa Island.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Wednesday, June 19, 2024.
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