S. Koreans remove spilled oil

MALLIPO, South Korea - People relay buckets full of crude oil in cleaning up a massive oil spill at Mallipo in South Korea's South Chungcheong Province on Dec. 9. 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.

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