North Sea oil tanker: What is sodium cyanide that could have been in ship when it crashed
An oil tanker carrying jet fuel and a cargo ship packed with highly toxic chemicals collided in the North Sea off the coast of East Yorkshire on March 10. A crew member remains missing, with one person hospitalised and 36 other mariners from across both ships' crews now "safe and accounted for", according to a local MP.
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Ernst Russ, who owns the cargo ship involved in the tanker collision in the North Sea, adds in a statement that it "has been misreported" that the hazardous chemical was on board. "There are four ...
Sodium cyanide is a compound that is highly toxic and potentially extremely dangerous. It usually takes the form of a white ...
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