The prime minister of Mauritius urged to prepare for the worst after oil spill

It is necessary to prepare for "the worst scenario" — with oil spill from the tanker which has run aground in the Indian Ocean the prime minister of Mauritius Pravind Dzhugnaut so characterized on August 10 a situation, reports information agency "Reuters". "We have to prepare for the worst scenario. At some instant the vessel will collapse" — told Dzhugnaut. He emphasized that leakage of oil from the tanker stopped after repair work, however the probability of increase in gaps in a vessel, renewal of a leak of oil and in prespektive — vessel split in two is high. He added that on Monday August 10 at good weather on the sea the repair barge managed...