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A close up shot taken 07 October 2002 shows the undamaged side of the stricken French supertanker Limburg, still ablaze and leaking crude, as it was being towed out into the Arabian Sea. The ripped metal surrounding the hole appeared to have been blown out rather than in as the Yemeni authorities took journalists close up to the tanker. The French embassy and the vessel's owners had reported yesterday an attack by a small boat loaded with explosives off the southeastern Yemeni port of al-Mukalla, 700km east of Aden. AFP PHOTO/KHALED FAZAA
Minimum price 50PLN
2002-10-07
AFP/EAST NEWS
AFP
KHALED FAZAA
000_APP2002100772763
0,36MB
17cm x 12cm by 300dpi
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