Dutch Cargo Ship Fire: Dutch authorities delay plan to tow burning cargo ship | Oneindia News

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Published on July 30, 2023 - Duration: 03:01s

Dutch Cargo Ship Fire: Dutch authorities delay plan to tow burning cargo ship | Oneindia News

Fire erupted in the Fremantle Highway late Tuesday night near a chain of islands in the northern Netherlands and has been blazing ever since.

Salvage crews were preparing Saturday to tow a car-carrying cargo ship that has been burning for days to an anchor point in the North Sea after flames and smoke on board subsided.

The operation of moving the Fremantle Highway from the Dutch coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site for the aquatic and terrestrial species it hosts, and closer to the north of Schiermonnikoog island temporarily aims to avert an ecological disaster.

However, later on Saturday evening, authorities said the operation would likely be delayed by several days, having initially said they hoped to start over the weekend.

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