Massive black smoke, flames covering the sea surface—32 crew members vanished, along with sinking hazardous substances [2018 Sanchi oil tanker collision accident]
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| Listing date |
06-02-2025
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| Duration |
17:15
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| Product no |
#045
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In 2018, the Iranian tanker "Sanchi" collided with a Chinese cargo ship in the East China Sea.
The Sanchi was carrying 136,000 tons of ultra-light crude oil "condensate," and all 32 crew members lost their lives due to a massive explosion and fire.
The fate of the sunken ship and hazardous substances within Japan's exclusive economic zone remains a serious environmental concern.
This provides an overview of the accident, which raised questions about delays in international response and the risks of maritime transport.