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Voluntários tentam limpar Ilhas Maurício após vazamento de óleo

Mudança nas correntes marítimas e no vento espalharam ainda mais o material pela costa do país africano neste domingo

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Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'äôesny (Mauritania), 08/08/2020.- A handout WorldView-1 satellite image made available by MAXAR Technologies shows the MV Wakashio, a bulk carrier ship that recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 08 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'ÄôEsny on July 25. Oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES / HANDOUT PANCHROMATIC ONLY -- MANDATORY CREDIT: SATELLITE IMAGE 2020 MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES -- the watermark may not be removed/cropped -- HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
Pointe D'äôesny (Mauritania), 08/08/2020.- A handout WorldView-1 satellite image made available by MAXAR Technologies shows the MV Wakashio, a bulk carrier ship that recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 08 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'ÄôEsny on July 25. Oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES / HANDOUT PANCHROMATIC ONLY -- MANDATORY CREDIT: SATELLITE IMAGE 2020 MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES -- the watermark may not be removed/cropped -- HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- A general view of oil washed up on a beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI

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Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'äôesny (Mauritania), 08/08/2020.- A handout WorldView-1 satellite image made available by MAXAR Technologies shows the MV Wakashio, a bulk carrier ship that recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 08 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'ÄôEsny on July 25. Oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES / HANDOUT PANCHROMATIC ONLY -- MANDATORY CREDIT: SATELLITE IMAGE 2020 MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES -- the watermark may not be removed/cropped -- HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
Pointe D'äôesny (Mauritania), 08/08/2020.- A handout WorldView-1 satellite image made available by MAXAR Technologies shows the MV Wakashio, a bulk carrier ship that recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 08 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'ÄôEsny on July 25. Oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES / HANDOUT PANCHROMATIC ONLY -- MANDATORY CREDIT: SATELLITE IMAGE 2020 MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES -- the watermark may not be removed/cropped -- HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- A general view of oil washed up on a beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI
Pointe D'esny (Mauritius), 09/08/2020.- Local volunteers clean up oil washing up on the beach from the MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship which is leaking oil as it recently ran aground off the southeast coast of Mauritius, 09 August 2020. The ship was sailing from China to Brazil when it hit coral reefs near Pointe d'Esny on 25 July 2020. As of 09 August, oil continues to leak from the grounded ship and the resulting oil slick is drifting to the northwest around the Ile aux Aigrettes island and towards Mahebourg. Several auxiliary ships are positioned next to and near the grounded ship and oil containment booms have been set up in multiple locations nearby to try and contain the oil slick. (Brasil, Japón, Mauricio) EFE/EPA/LAURA MOROSOLI

Correntes de vento espalharam ainda mais o óleo derramado no mar e que atingiu no sábado (8) as Ilhas Maurício, no oceano Índico. Autoridades e membros da sociedade civil tentam, neste domingo (9), levar adiante os trabalhos de limpeza 

Correntes de vento espalharam ainda mais o óleo derramado no mar e que atingiu no sábado (8) as Ilhas Maurício, no oceano Índico. Autoridades e membros da sociedade civil tentam, neste domingo (9), levar adiante os trabalhos de limpeza 

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