Efforts underway to ensure safety after oil tanker mishap in UAE waters
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The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure is managing a maritime incident involving the oil tanker GEM NO. 2.
The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has confirmed that it continues to coordinate with the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority, and relevant federal and local authorities to secure the oil tanker GEM NO. 2 following an incident in the country's territorial waters.
The ministry said the joint efforts aim to take the necessary measures to minimise associated risks and ensure maritime navigation safety.

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