Egypt: Italian merchant ship is sinking
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Saturday, December 11, 2010 18:40
(ANSA) - Genoa, 11 DIC - Italian merchant ship, the Jolly Amaranth Ignazio Messina is sinking and the Egyptian Navy is rushing in aid from the port of Alexandria. The ship sent a distress call to the authorities' Egyptian engine failure. The crew 'consisting of 22 persons, including 16 Italians. The ship's captain had asked to leave the ship to avoid jeopardizing the safety 'of the crew. The owner denies the risk of environmental disaster. On board the ship but ', according to reports from the company' Messina ', there are goods so-called' dangerous', such as varnishes, paints, resin, printing ink, tires pressurized, alcohol, special paints, flammable liquids, chemicals, pharmaceutical chemicals, and corrosive liquid lacquer. The products fall into the category classified IMCO3 International and are transported in 38 containers on board the Jolly Amaranth. The CEO of 'Ignazio Messina', Stefano Messina, explains how all the containers have been inspected as the Port upon departure. 'There were 39 containers from Genoa - the owner said - and a' was downloaded in Malta, the others were assigned Alexandria. No component of these containers can 'unleash an environmental disaster. We're not talking about an oil tanker '.
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