In pictures - Civil Defense and the army are working to rescue the vessel that ran aground opposite Beirut Port
Nidaa Al Watan: Civil Defense teams are still accompanying the vessel loaded with timber, which ran aground yesterday morning while traveling from Sidon Port to Beirut Port because water had leaked inside it, in coordination with the “Joint Search and Rescue Operations Coordination Center (JRCC).” As it ran further aground, 7 people threw themselves…
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In pictures - Civil Defense and the army are working to rescue the vessel that ran aground opposite Beirut Port
Nidaa Al Watan: Civil Defense teams are still accompanying the vessel loaded with timber, which ran aground yesterday morning while traveling from Sidon Port to Beirut Port because water had leaked inside it, in coordination with the “Joint Search and Rescue Operations Coordination Center (JRCC).” As it ran further aground, 7 people threw themselves…
In Pictures – Civil Defense and the army work to rescue the stranded vessel opposite Beirut port
Nidaa Al Watan: Civil Defense teams are still monitoring the vessel loaded with timber, which ran aground yesterday morning while traveling from Sidon port to Beirut port because water was leaking inside it, in coordination with the “Joint Rescue Coordination Center (JRCC).” As it ran further aground, 7 people threw themselves…
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