In the accident in which Ryukyu Kaiun's large cargo ship "Nirai Kanai 2" ran aground off Toshima Island (Tokyo), south of Izu Oshima, the company announced on the 25th that it had temporarily suspended refloating operations due to the approach of Typhoons 7 and 8. As a precaution against the typhoons, the ship and cargo were secured with ropes and wires, and oil spill prevention measures were implemented by transferring the oil to upper tanks fa…
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In the accident in which Ryukyu Kaiun's large cargo ship "Nirai Kanai 2" ran aground off Toshima Island (Tokyo), south of Izu Oshima, the company announced on the 25th that it had temporarily suspended refloating operations due to the approach of Typhoons 7 and 8. As a precaution against the typhoons, the ship and cargo were secured with ropes and wires, and oil spill prevention measures were implemented by transferring the oil to upper tanks fa…