Ship collision in western Japan sea

The Ulsan Pioneer (blue), a Marshall Islands-registered chemical tanker, is pictured on May 28, 2021, after a collision with Japanese cargo ship Byakko off Imabari in the western Japan prefecture of Ehime, the previous night. The Byakko sank following the collision.

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