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CAION, Spain (AP)
Winds reaching 60 mph and
high waves hindered shoreline
cleanup and seafood farmers
scrambled to salvage the cockle,
mussel and clam harvest
Wednesday, a day after the
tanker Prestige and its cargo of
fuel oil sank off Spain.
Yet the high winds, which
pushed waves to 26 feet, helped
break up a large oil slick off
Portugal as Spanish authorities
worried the storm was shoving a
second fuel oil slick closer to the
coast.
Seeking to ease fears of an
Exxon Valdez-style catastro
phe. Spain's Interior Ministry
said no fuel had spilled since
the single-hulled vessel broke
apart and sank about 150 miles
off the Spanish coast Tuesday,
six days after it ruptured in a
storm. Officials said they
hoped the oil would solidify
two miles down in frigid water,
limiting damage in the short
term.
The Prestige has spilled
about 1.6 million of its 20-mil
lion gallon load of heavy fuel
oil, a total twice the size of the
Exxon Valdez crude-oil spill
off Alaska in 1989.
Spain said Wednesday it had
spotted four oil slicks, includ
ing one 10 miles long and 3
miles wide, near the wreckage
about 150 miles off the
Galician coast.
Two smaller slicks are about
40 miles west of Cape
Finisterre. and a third is just off
the coast at the Muros inlet.
Spanish officials said. Portugal
said a large slick it was moni
toring Tuesday apparently dis
persed in rough seas.
Spanish Environment
Minister Jaume Matas said oil
has contaminated nearly 180
miles of Galicia’s scenic coast-
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cials would not allow to be sold because of the oil spill from ta
2002. off the Spanish coast. Local fishing has been banned
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During a visit to a soiled beach
near the fishing port of Caion,
he estimated economic losses
at S42 million so far. and said
the cleanup could take six
months.
“We have to wait and be
prudent because we still don’t
know whether we have passed
the threshold of this crisis,”
Matas said.
Crews with shovels and
buckets worked in strong wind
and heavy rain to scoop up
sludge along Galicia’s craggy
coast. The government said
more than 250 tons of fuel oil
had been recovered so far, half
on land and half at sea by
skimmer boats.
Rough seas kept two of the
vessels — sent from
and Holland — out of tkrJ
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ministry said.
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