Cracked cargo ship causes oil leaks near Taiwan

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Photo taken on Oct. 3, 2011 shows the cracked cargo ship and the rocks polluted by the leaked oil, at the coast near Keelung, southeast China's Taiwan.[Xinhua]

Photo taken on Oct. 3, 2011 shows the cracked cargo ship and the rocks polluted by the leaked oil, at the coast near Keelung, southeast China's Taiwan. The stranded cargo ship that crashed into rocks in waters off Keelung had left four dead and six missing, as of 3:30 p.m. Monday, according to Taiwan's coast guard authority. The cracked cargo ship has caused oil leaks of 312 tonnes, polluting a three-kilometer-long coastline. The Panamanian cargo ship sailed from the Keelung harbor Sunday night and stranded during the midnight. [Xinhua] 



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