Ship’s Leak Stopped
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ROTTERDAM, Netherlands — Salvage crews have stopped a leak of poisonous aniline dye from a Chinese freighter beached on a sandbank after a collision with a Polish ship near Antwerp, a Flushing Marine Radio spokesman said Friday. They were trying to patch up a hole before refloating the ship and moving it to repair yards in Flushing. The collision occurred Wednesday.
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