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Singapore Closes Sentosa Island Beaches Due to Oil Spill at Pasir Panjang Terminal
Jun 15, 2024, 07:20 AM
Singapore’s port authorities are managing an oil spill that occurred after a collision between a dredger and a bunker vessel at the Pasir Panjang Terminal on Friday. The spill has led to the closure of beaches on Sentosa Island, a popular resort destination and home to luxury waterfront residences. Cleanup efforts are currently underway as oil has reached the waters surrounding Sentosa. The incident has also affected the air quality, with some residents reporting difficulty breathing. The beaches were shuttered on Saturday due to the spill, according to maritime authorities.
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