First image reveals $100m Manawanui shipwreck on bottom of ocean floor
The image shows a light slick of oil coming from the vessel.
The image shows a light slick of oil coming from the vessel.
Work continues at the site today, as a tapu (ban) remains in place at Tafitoala Coast.
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The Navy says there are no fuel leaks, Samoan officials says there are.
A 'light' oil sheen from the ship's initial capsize was being carried away by wind, waves.
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Commander Yvonne Gray ordered the ship's evacuation.
The $100m ship ran aground on Saturday and 75 people were rescued before it sank.
A total of 75 people were rescued from HMNZS Manawanui over the weekend, 72 of whom returned to RNZAF Base in Whenuapai last night along with a C-130H Hercules. Video / NZ Herald
It’s understood insurance would not cover the full cost of salvage and clean-up.
Christopher Luxon said clean-up teams and spill kits were sent to Samoa.
All 75 aboard the ship have been accounted for.
Crew on board had been conducting a reef survey before the ship ran aground.
The HMNZS Manawanui sank this morning after fire took hold of the listing vessel, which ran aground near Upolu, Samoa.
All 75 aboard the ship have been accounted for.
NZDF did not address specific allegations against Bronwyn Heslop the Herald put to it.
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Christopher Luxon says the most recent aircraft breakdown was frustrating.
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