Two ships caught fire in South Korea

Two tanker vessels caught on fire at a South Korean port on Friday, according to Yonhap and Reuters. The fire occurred from an explosion on a Stolt Tankers vessel. Ten were injured and the fire is said to have largely been put out. (Updated)

by SØREN PICO

(Updated 28.09.2019, 3:05 p.m., with comments from Stolt-Nielsen and new information regarding the other vessel which is owned by Odfjell)

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