(Crohn)-A 100-feet sailing ship in the tidal channel in the port of Islama, on Sunday evening.
And KiseiAccording to what was said that a 35 -year -old ship owned by the Ocean Fuwigl Institute, a non -profit organization, was sank at about 6:14 pm, no one on the ship was on the ship when it was back.
The American Coast Guard responded and the Olyaida Fire Department responded to the scene. No water rescue operations were performed, and no one was drowned.
(Compliment photos from USCG) 
(The image is courtesy from the Olitida Fire Department) 
(The image is courtesy from the Olitida Fire Department) 
(The image is courtesy from the Olitida Fire Department) (The image is courtesy from the Olitida Fire Department) (The image is courtesy from the Olitida Fire Department)
The ship sank as it was connected to a beater behind the grocery grocery grocery store. The ship does not currently prevent the traffic traffic.
“The only way [harbor traffic] “The boat becomes whether the boat makes its way to the center of the channel. It is now far from the channel,” Wissi said.
Weiss said that the investigators are still investigating the reason for the sinking of the ship and what dangerous chemicals may be on board. The ship is said to have a diesel engine on board. An oil boom was created around the ship to contain any potential spills at 7:17 pm
“At the present time, the site has been contained and we will continue to monitor the situation,” Wisi said.
The Ocean Pravsz Institute, which provides marine and environmental education for children, was informed of overcoming.