Rescue Operation for Stricken Cargo Ship

A ship near Colwyn Bay was caught in a storm while loading limestone. The crew sent a distress call, and all seven Polish seamen were rescued safely. Eyewitnesses described the rapid escalation of the storm. The ship, carrying 40,000 liters of fuel, spilled a small amount of oil into the sea, raising environmental concerns. Salvage efforts are ongoing, hindered by bad weather, as teams work to prevent further oil spillage and assess the damage.

What was the ship doing at the pier near Colwyn Bay before the storm hit?

• Repairing damages

• Loading limestone

• Refueling

• Unloading coal

How many Polish seamen were rescued from the ship?

• Eight

• Seven

• Six

• Five

What did Dave and Sue Stafford observe about the ship's movement during the storm?

• It was blown back by the wind

• It docked successfully

• It was anchored safely

• It sailed smoothly

What was the main environmental concern regarding the ship?

• It was carrying hazardous chemicals

• It was leaking fuel

• It was blocking the harbor

• It was on fire

What was hindering the salvage efforts of the ship?

• Communication issues

• Lack of equipment

• Ongoing bad weather

• Insufficient manpower