Korean tanker collides with Thai container ship

NAGOYA, Japan - The South Korean tanker Woo Ryong, with 12 crew members, is seen in the Pacific Ocean off Toba, Mie Prefecture, on July 5 following its collision with the 1,318-ton Thai container ship Ratanathida, with 19 crew members, earlier in the day. The 1,448-ton Woo Ryong spilled 2,600 liters of heavy fuel oil. One of its crew members was injured, the Japan Coast Guard said.

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