Mauritius has deployed its coastguard and armed forces after a Chinese-flagged trawler containing 130 tonnes of oil ran aground off the Indian Ocean archipelago nation.
2021/03/08/mauritius-deploys-coastguard-to-rescue-stranded-chinese-ship
2021/03/08/mauritius-deploys-coastguard-to-rescue-stranded-chinese-ship
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