Wind-whipped freighter spills about 1,000 logs into Sea of Japan

Wind-whipped freighter spills about 1,000 logs into Sea of Japan

TSURUGA, Japan - The Cambodian-registered timber freighter Alteza is berthed in Tsuruga port in Fukui Prefecture on Dec. 17 after spilling about 1,000 logs into the Sea of Japan. The 1,798-ton ship was whipped by strong winds, but the Japan Coast Guard said none of its 19 crewmen, all from Russia, was injured. (Kyodo)

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