Japanese shipowner plans to finish clean-up of oil spill by January
The owner of ship MV Wakashio, which ran aground in July causing 1,000 tonnes of oil to spill off Mauritius, expects to finalize its clean-up by January. The ship was on charter to MOL when the accident happened.
Close to six months will have passed by the time the owner of grounded ship MV Wakashio expects to finalize its clean-up after the accident in January, writes Reuters based on an update from the ship's Japanese owner, Nagashiki Shipping.
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