SINGAPORE, July 20 (Reuters) - Shipowner Hafnia said on
Saturday it was holding discussions with Malaysian authorities
to safely move the oil tanker Hafnia Nile after the vessel
caught fire on Friday following a collision with another tanker
in the South China Sea.
Salvage experts boarded the Hafnia Nile and established a
towing connection with one of the attending tugs, a Hafnia
spokesperson said in a statement sent by email.
"A first assessment on board the vessel confirms that no
visible flames are observed," she said. "Pollution levels around
the vessel are still undetermined."
(Reporting by Florence Tan and Jeslyn Lerh, Editing by Timothy
Heritage)
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