S. Koreans remove spilled oil

S. Koreans remove spilled oil

MALLIPO, South Korea - People clean up oil spilled at Mallipo in South Korea's South Chungcheong Province on Dec. 9. Massive amounts of crude oil spilled into waters off the west coast of S. Korea on Dec. 7 after a crane-carrying barge collided with an oil tanker. (Kyodo)

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