Indian oil spill ports to re-open
Two Indian ports which closed on Saturday following a collision between two vessels are due to re-open, according to India's Environment Minister.
The busy landings were forced to close following the incident between a cargo ship and a merchant navy vessel, which spilled 500 tonnes of oil into the Arabian Sea.
Thirty-two ships are currently waiting to enter or leave the ports.
Nidhi Dutt reports from Mumbai.
11 Aug 2010
- From the section South Asia