Coast Guard inspects bulk carrier that caused collision off Mie

Coast Guard inspects bulk carrier that caused collision off Mie

NAGOYA, Japan - The 697-ton Kyokuyo Maru keeps burning off Owase, Mie Prefecture, July 16, one day after it collided with the 499-ton coastal bulk carrier Nikko Maru.

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