Ongoing hydrocarbon release near fuel tanks of burning ship M V Wan Hai 503 raises concerns for potential explosion.
The salvage team that had been engaged in the firefighting operation and rescue operation of the ship M V Wan Hai 503 that caught fire off the coast of Kerala on June 9 observed hydrocarbon release near the fuel tank of the burning ship, raising concerns.
According to the latest situation report released by government agencies, the Salvage Master observations confirmed ongoing hydrocarbon release, with potential involvement of the fuel tanks.
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