U.S.-flagged tanker, cargo ship in North Sea collision off coast of England, setting both vessels on fire
A U.S.-flagged tanker carrying jet fuel was struck by a cargo ship in the North Sea off the coast of eastern England on Monday, triggering multiple explosions and setting both vessels on fire, officials said. An English port boss said he had been told there was "a massive fireball" following the collision.
Everything you need to know about North Sea cargo ship and tanker collision - as man arrested and missing sailor presumed dead
In the North Sea, a US-flagged oil tanker called the Stena Immaculate and the Solong - a container ship sailing under a Portuguese flag - collided and burst into flames. As the fire rages into a second day,
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Nearly three dozen people were taken to a hospital, Reuters reported, and one remained hospitalized Monday afternoon.
Video and photos from the collision Monday showed massive plumes of black smoke and the vessels engulfed by flames.
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