SINGAPORE: Clean-up works on the beaches of Kusu Island and St John's Island are being completed, according to the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA). <\/p>\n
MPA said there have been no oil patches reported in Singapore waters since Monday, February 3. <\/p>\n
The oil spillage occurred after two separate collisions on January 29 and 30 involving a chemical tanker and container ship, and another container ship and a barge. <\/p>\n
As a result of the collisions, about 680 metric tonnes of fuel oil was spilled. <\/p>\n
MPA said Sentosa Development Corporation is cooperating with the National Environment Agency (NEA) to ensure the surrounding waters are free from oil pollution. <\/p>\n
MPA added that the islands remain open but the public is advised to keep away from the areas on the beaches affected by the oil spill.<\/p>\n
NEA will continue to monitor the beaches and will inform the public when the closed parts of the beaches are re-opened. <\/p>\n
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