Oil tanker involved in North Sea collision to be towed to Port of Tyne

About 200,00 barrels of jet fuel to be transferred before Stena Immaculate is taken to north-east coast for inspection

A US oil tanker that was hit by a container ship in the North Sea is to be towed to the north-east of England after more than 200,000 barrels of jet fuel are removed over the weekend, a maritime company has said.

The Solong collided with the anchored tanker Stena Immaculate about 12 miles off the coast of East Yorkshire on 10 March, leaving one man missing, presumed dead. Crowley, which manages the Stena Immaculate, said salvage and recovery operations are moving into the next phase.

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