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Explosion on Oil Tanker Near German Baltic Resort Causes Inferno

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Explosion on Oil Tanker Near German Baltic Resort Causes Inferno
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  • Explosion ignited a massive fire on oil tanker Annika.
  • Incident occurred near Kühlungsborn, Germany on October 11.
    • Cause of the explosion on the 240-foot tanker is under investigation.
    • The tanker was carrying 650 tons of oil for refueling in Lübeck.
    • Crew members evacuated, and several were injured during the incident.
    • Emergency services responded promptly to the fire on the tanker.
    • The incident highlights maritime safety concerns in the Baltic Sea.
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