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No one injured after LNG carrier collides with bulker in Gibraltar’s western anchorage

By LNG Prime Staff
No one injured after LNG carrier collides with bulker in Gibraltar's western anchorage
For illustration only (Image: Korea Line)

No one was injured after the LNG carrier SM Kestrel collided with the bulk carrier Diamond Star II in Gibraltar’s western anchorage on Tuesday, according to the Gibraltar government.

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