Ship carrying 19,000 cattle causes stench in Cape Town
By Reuters
23 February 2024 |
3:33 am
The Al Kuwait, a ship carrying 19,000 cattle docked in Cape Town Harbour since Sunday (February 18) has been the cause of a lingering stench prompting residents to complain.
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