VIDEO: Fuga de gas tóxico en el puerto Aqaba en Jordania deja 13 muertos y cientos de heridos

Una fuga de gas de cloro tóxico en el puerto de Aqaba, en el Mar Rojo de Jordania, mató a 13 personas e hirió a más de 260, informan los medios estatales.

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Photos: Tanker Vessel Explosion Leaves 1 Dead & 4 Injured On Chao Phraya River, Thailand

An explosion followed by fire on an oil tanker on the Chao Phraya River on Sunday did not result in oil spillage into the river, the Marine Department mentioned on Monday as the investigation regarding the matter picked speed. The department statement highlighted that no leakage was found from the crude oil cargo.

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The oil tanker, Ampar 8, was loaded with about 3.2 million liters of crude oil. On Sunday, it loaded the oil from Koh Sichang in Chon Buri to a Bangchak...

https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/photos-tanker-vessel-explosion-leaves-1-dead-4-injured-on-chao-phraya-river-thailand/

Nigerian Oil Storage Vessel Exploded With Up To 60000 Barrels Of Crude Oil Onboard

FPSO Explosion

An oil storage vessel that exploded off the Nigeria coast earlier this week was loaded with about 50,000-60,000 barrels full of crude oil. This was reported by Sharon Ikeazor, the Minister of Environment on Saturday.

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Nigeria’s Shebah Exploration & Production Company Ltd (SEPCOL) reportedly informed that dark flames had completely blanketed the Trinity Spirit floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel after the blast.

A group of highly specialized government...

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FPSO Explosion Off Nigeria: 3 Of 6 Crew Members Found Dead; 4 Still Missing

FPSO Explosion

Two more crew members have been discovered dead on the oil vessel that recently exploded and sunk, the management of Shebah Exploration and Production Company (SEPCOL) has informed. The 1976-built vessel blew up on 2 February and remained ablaze for over a day. It had 10 crew members when the blast happened on Wednesday, Nigeria’s SEPCOL reported, mentioning that three dead individuals were found on Sunday after three were found to be alive over the last week.

Two sources from the oil industry...

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FPSO Blast Off Nigeria: 3 Crew Members Discovered Alive, 7 Still Missing & 1 Body Found

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Three crew members on a Nigerian oil vessel that succumbed to a blast and sank last week were found alive. Seven continued to be missing, per the information shared by the ship operator.

Furthermore, during the early hours of Sunday 6 February, a dead body was found near the FPSO. The identity is yet to get ascertained.

A stringent Joint Investigation Visit or JIV with stakeholders, expert organizations, and relevant authorities took place on 5 February. The focus is on prioritizing...

https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/fpso-blast-off-nigeria-3-crew-members-discovered-alive-7-still-missing-1-dead/

Explosion On Board Cargo Ship; Crew Members Rushed To Sydney Hospital

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Five members on a bulk carrier were rushed to hospital in Sydney after suffering injuries in an explosion on the vessel. Canada Steamship Lines reported that during Monday’s incident, two crew members have suffered slight burns on their hands and faces, while three sustained superficial injuries when methane ignited in a carpenter’s workshop as the vessel was at anchorage at the Sydney harbor.

In an email, Brigitte Hebert, a CSL spokesperson stated that a crew member has been released from the...

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Idaho man sentenced after admitting to illegal repairs on fuel tankers

The owner of a tanker testing and repair business has been sentenced to a month in prison and ordered to pay a $15,000 fine for lying to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration about an illegal repair to a fuel tanker that resulted in a 2018 explosion that severely injured him and another worker.

Loren Kim Jacobson, 65, of Pocatello, Idaho, owner of KCCS Inc., also pleaded guilty in May to violating the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act, admitting he had conducted unsafe repairs...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/idaho-man-sentenced-after-admitting-to-illegal-repairs-on-fuel-tankers

Explosion Rocks Ship At Syrian Port, No Casualties Reported

Syria’s Latakia port explosion

An explosion and a blazing fire rocked a ship at Latakia port in Syria. Firefighters rushed to the site and doused off the fire. The cause of the explosion and fire is still unclear.

Initial reports suggest that the ship that suffered the explosion used to carry Iranian oil to Syria. As per reports, the vessel was undergoing maintenance work at Latakia Port.

The ship was emptied in no time after the explosion, but smoke from the fire caused breathing issues to workers. However, there were no...

https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/explosion-rocks-ship-at-syrian-port-no-casualties-reported/