Fire breaks out on oil tanker anchored in eastern Singapore; no injuries reported


The Singapore Civil Defence Force was alerted to the fire, which broke out on an oil tanker, at 8.10am. SCDF deployed three marine rescue vessels and 40 marine firefighting specialists to respond to the fire on the oil tanker.PHOTO: SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

SINGAPORE: A fire broke out on an oil tanker that was anchored in Singapore’s eastern area on Friday (June 20) morning.

No one was injured in the accident.

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