Tanker carrying gasoline for export to U.S. leaves Sendai port

Tanker carrying gasoline for export to U.S. leaves Sendai port

SENDAI, Japan - The Hong Kong-registered 44,400-ton Maritime Vanessa, loaded with 25,000 kiloliters of gasoline to be exported to the hurricane-hit United States by Japan's oil wholesalers is about to leave Sendai port in Miyagi Prefecture on Sept. 20. (Kyodo)

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