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An oil spill off the coast of Oman is rapidly becoming the worst in recent years, according to international monitoring agencies. The environmental disaster threatens marine ecosystems and coastal communities.
An oil spill off the coast of Oman is rapidly becoming the worst in recent years, according to international monitoring agencies. The environmental disaster threatens marine ecosystems and coastal communities.
Oil spills in the Arabian Sea affect fishing industries, tourism, and marine life across multiple countries. A "worst in years" designation means the scale is significant — thousands of barrels or more. The "rapidly becoming" language suggests the spill is still expanding or the damage assessment is still ongoing. Coastal states in the region are now assessing impacts to fisheries and water quality.
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