Pagkalat ng langis mula sa lumubog na barko sa Limay, Bataan, kontrolado na ayon sa PCG

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00:00The situation in the areas affected by oil spills in Limay, Bataan is now under control, according to the Philippine Coast Guard.

00:06Meanwhile, the M.T. Terranova and other ships that sank in the Umanoy-Paihi system have begun to be monitored.

00:13The whole detail is in the report of Allan Francisco.

00:19The government is continuously working to control the leakage of industrial fuel oil from M.T. Terranova in Limay, Bataan.

00:27Based on their aerial inspection, the situation in Limay, Bataan is under control, where the M.T. Terranova sank.

00:33No oil shale or oil spill was seen by the government officials around Manila Bay to Bataan.

00:40The only oil shale seen was in the area where the motor tanker sank, so the media allowed the approach to Ground Zero.

00:48BRP Sindangan has also started, one of the PCG ships, the oil dispersal raid.

00:54Its purpose is because the oil is a bit thick, it will dissolve so it will break and evaporate or sink.

01:04Aside from this, the Coast Guard also uses the water cannon to clean the oil.

01:09Other angles are also being monitored, especially the Umanoy-Paihi system of M.T. Terranova and other ships.

01:16For our friends, these are the ships in the high seas that before they are delivered,

01:24small boats take the oil and deliver it to avoid paying taxes.

01:31If there is a suspect like that, it will be checked immediately.

01:34For now, the Coast Guard is preparing the siphoning or the injection of industrial fuel oil loaded by M.T. Terranova.

01:41It will take a week to fabricate and put a metal sealing cap to remove the oil from the motor tanker.

01:47A team from the U.S. Coast Guard who has experience in controlling oil spills has been able to provide technical assistance.

01:55Alan Francisco for Pabansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.