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Container ship catches fire off the coast of British Columbia
Burning ship carrying mining chemicals spew toxic gas
16 crew members were evacuated from the MV Zim Kingston

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Burning cargo ship spews toxic gas off Canada's Pacific coast

Name: Burning cargo ship spews toxic gas off Canada's Pacific coast
Uploaded: 2021-10-24T22:16:43.000+05:30
Duration: T00M33S
Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: A container ship carrying mining chemicals caught fire on Saturday, expelling toxic gas off the coast of British Columbia. The Canadian Coast Guard said it was working with the US Coast Guard to assess the situation, including...

16 crew members were evacuated from the MV Zim Kingston, while five remained onboard to fight the fire, the Canadian Coast Guard said in a statement

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Burning cargo ship spews toxic gas off Canada's Pacific coast

A container ship carrying mining chemicals caught fire on Saturday, expelling toxic gas off the coast of British Columbia.

The Canadian Coast Guard said it was working with the US Coast Guard to assess the situation, including environmental hazards.

16 crew members were evacuated from the MV Zim Kingston, while five remained onboard to fight the fire, the Canadian Coast Guard said in a statement

The Coast Guard of both the countries are working together to track 40 containers that had fallen overboard as they pose a significant risk to mariners.

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