India warned after a ship carrying a dangerous load

In India, authorities issued a warning after a ship carrying oil and dangerous cargo in the South Kerala State and leaked and sank on the state bank on the coast of Arabia.

The spill occurred on a liber-flag ship, which began near the city of Kochi on Sunday. Coastal stretch is rich in biodiversity and is also an important tourist place.

24 crew members were rescued on the ship ship, but there are part of the ship 640 containers reported to be dragged Requires evacuation in the area, towards the shore.

Authorities are afraid of oil, fuel and other harmful substances where oil, fuel and other harmful substances can endanger the health of fuel and other harmful substances.

“Oil Slick, as the Kerala can reach anywhere along the coast, called a warning along the coastal belt,” he said.

Authorities were asked to be washed up to the coast to the residents near the sea, could be washed up to the shore, or the fishermen were not very close to the sunken ship.

On Monday, officials said they strengthened the pollution control measures that contain the collapse.

Indian Coast Guard placed a ship carrying contamination control devices to the site.

He also sent one of the planes with oil spill detection system to explore the area.

The ship – visiting the port of Vizhinjam from the port of Vizhinjam to Kochi, began to bend dangerously when about 38 sea nates from Kochi.

In the early Sunday, one of the units was flooded in the Arab Sea due to flood.

India Coast Guard said that the ship will carry 12 containers with 13th dangerous cargo and 12 convert carbodies – a chemical that reacts with seawater to leave the burning gas.

“In addition, there are 367.1 metric tons of oven oil in the diesel and tanks of 84.44 metric tones (The) ship.

The crew members were rescued by the Indian Navy Personnel after an hour-long operation.