SINGAPORE: Significant progress has been made in cleaning up Sentosa’s beaches after an oil spill on June 14. The spill occurred when a Netherlands-flagged dredger collided with a stationary bunker vessel, leading to oil leakage. Since June 15, over 140,000kg of oil-soaked sand has been removed from Sentosa’s Siloso, Palawan, and Tanjong beaches.
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Sentosa officials reported that Siloso Beach is now “largely cleaned.” Meanwhile, Singaporean authorities confirmed that most oil deposits at East Coast Park and Tanah Merah beaches have been removed, and the beaches on St John’s, Lazarus, Kusu, and a majority of Sentosa’s Siloso Beach have been cleared of oily sand.
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