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Rubymar crisis management panel studying dealing with capsized vessel's danger in the Red Sea

[25/02/2024 03:10]

ADEN - SABA
The crisis management panel over Rubymar freighter convened a meeting here today to study the possible scenarios for handling the crisis of the Houthi attacked freighter came under damage and has caused a several-mile oil slick in the Red Sea, turning to a grave environmental threat.

The meeting moderated by Minister of Water and Environment Tawfik al-Sharjabi discussed government’s interest to contain the repercussions of the Houthi sabotage against the Belize-flagged vessel which was laden with 41 tons of fertilizer.

The crisis management panel comprises a team of specialists from the General Authority for Maritime Affairs, the General Authority for Environmental Protection and a number of other specialists.