Philippine Coast Guard personnel recovered 96 per cent of the oil waste. - Handout/PCG
MANILA: The Philippine government said it had completed on Thursday (Sept 12) the recovery of fuel cargo from a sunken oil tanker on Manila Bay, avoiding an "environmental catastrophe".
The Philippine-flagged MT Terranova went down with 1.4 million litres of industrial fuel oil on July 25 in rough seas churned by Typhoon Gaemi, killing one crew member.
