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Mitsui apologises "profusely" for Mauritian oil spill

THE oil spill off the coast of Mauritius is worsening after tanker the MV Wakashio ran aground, with locals now racing to save and protect sea life where they can.

Helen Clark

Locals stuff straw ito sacks. Credit: EPA

The Mitsui-owned Japanese bulk carrier flying under a Panamanian flag ran aground July 25 carrying 4000 tonnes of fuel oil, used by ships, and has been spilling oil into the sea and onto the coral...

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