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32 missing after Iranian oil tanker crash

By Reuters
07 January 2018   |   4:21 pm
A tanker carrying Iranian oil and run by the country's top oil shipping operator was ablaze and spewing cargo into the East China Sea on Sunday after colliding with a Chinese bulk ship, leaving its 32 crew members missing, according to the Chinese government.

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