Coast Guard Monitors Damaged Cargo Ship
January 23, 2007
The U.S. Coast Guard is monitoring a damaged Chinese cargo ship, which will make an unscheduled stop in Hawaii on Monday.
Bad weather created a 56-in. hole in the ship's hull, the Coast Guard said.
The vessel is about 70 miles west-southwest of Oahu. Navy dive teams went underwater to patch the hole and found that so far no pollution is leaking into the water, officials said.
Source: HawaiiChannel.com
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