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The Coast Guard’s Special Board of Marine Inquiry (SBMI) disclosed yesterday the possibility that overloading might have caused the sinking of the oil tanker Solar I  off Guimaras, which led to the country’s worst ecological disaster, last Aug. 11.


Coast Guard Rear Admiral Danilo Abinoja, chairman of the 11-man SBMI panel, said their initial findings and the testimonies of witnesses indicate Solar I was already overloaded when it set sail and went down with two million liters of bunker fuel.


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If you ask me, this was a harebrained exercise, accomplishing nothing but alarm outsiders who heard about it while it was ongoing by phone warnings and text messages. Worse some people are inquiring whether it was an actual mutiny simply squelched in time.


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                    [Summary] => Magsasagawa ngayon ng ocular inspection si Senate President Manuel Villar Jr. sa lalawigan ng Guimaras upang alamin ang lawak ng naapektuhan ng oil spill matapos lumubog sa Guimaras Strait ang MT Solar na may kargang 3 milyong litro ng gasolina ng Petron. 


Ayon kay Sen. Villar, hindi biro ang idinulot na perwisyo ng oil spill sa nasabing lalawigan na pinangangambahang lumawak pa dahil hanggang ngayon ay hindi pa napapalutang ang lumubog na barko na pag-aari ng Sunshine Maritime na may kargang 2 milyong litro ng langis.  


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Coast Guard Rear Admiral Danilo Abinoja, chairman of the 11-man SBMI panel, said their initial findings and the testimonies of witnesses indicate Solar I was already overloaded when it set sail and went down with two million liters of bunker fuel.


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If you ask me, this was a harebrained exercise, accomplishing nothing but alarm outsiders who heard about it while it was ongoing by phone warnings and text messages. Worse some people are inquiring whether it was an actual mutiny simply squelched in time.


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Board of Marine Inquiry eyes overloading as cause of Solar I sinking

By Edu Punay | September 9, 2006 - 12:00am

The Coast Guard’s Special Board of Marine Inquiry (SBMI) disclosed yesterday the possibility that overloading might have caused the sinking of the oil tanker Solar I off Guimaras, which led to the country’s...

Headlines

Those stupid ‘coup drills’ may boomerang with the real thing

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | September 4, 2006 - 12:00am

To be frank, this writer was aghast to hear that hundreds of combat-geared troops and two APCs had staged a "surprise" coup drill in Camp Aguinaldo – with the approval of Armed Forces Chief of Staff,...

Opinion

Ocular inspection sa oil spill

August 25, 2006 - 12:00am

Magsasagawa ngayon ng ocular inspection si Senate President Manuel Villar Jr. sa lalawigan ng Guimaras upang alamin ang lawak ng naapektuhan ng oil spill matapos lumubog sa Guimaras Strait ang MT Solar na may kargang...

Bansa