UAE beaches closed after oil spill from tanker hit in Middle East conflict
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Oil from the 330-meter tanker Gem No.2, damaged two weeks ago, is leaking and polluting beaches near Dubai. The extent of the leak and containment efforts remain unclear. This poses environmental and economic risks to the region's coastline and tourism.
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An oil spill, confirmed by satellite imagery, is fouling the UAE coastline, leading to widespread beach closures across multiple emirates. The spill originated from the tanker JIM 2 (also referred to as Gem No.2) which was struck by a naval mine or projectile in the Strait of Hormuz on or around October 9. The extent of the spill and the responsible party for the attack remain partially unconfirmed.
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