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00:02 Report by Irfan Aftab
00:24 Simon Boxall | Oceanographer, University of Southampton

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The gaping hole in the side of the vessel shows the damage from the collision.

The oil tanker Stena Immaculate is carrying 220,000 barrels of jet fuel, 

...and there are concerns about the potential environmental impact - if it spills into the sea.

00:22 ++SOT++ Simon Boxall, Senior lecturer in oceanography at University of Southampton (English) 
"Jet fuel is a little bit like diesel, it's kerosene effectively, and the concerns with the jet fuel is that at certain temperatures it's very volatile. Now at sort of sea temperature it's not too bad. The other problem is it's very toxic. ((FLASH))
 If you like it's concentrated by the refining process, and so the impact of that on life in the oceans will be devastating."

((various shots Solong))
The oil tanker was at anchor, when it was struck by a cargo ship, Solong.

((Smoke continues to billow.))
Causing fires to break out on both vessels. 

((toxic substance))
Initial reports indicated that the cargo ship was carrying containers full of sodium cyanide. 

But Solong's owners say those containers were emptied of the toxic chemical before the crash. 

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