Cargo Ship with 22 Onboard Catches Fire Off Alaska Coast; US Coast Guard Responds, Says 'No One Injured'
- The U.S. Coast Guard reported no injuries after a fire on the cargo ship Genius Star XI, which had 22 people on board, near Alaska.
- The U.S. Coast Guard monitored the vessel for over 24 hours and confirmed there is no active fire or immediate risk.
- The Genius Star XI was directed to remain at anchor to reduce risks and maintain a safer environment.
- The cause of the fire and potential environmental impacts are under investigation.
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