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Inflatable barriers at the port of Gabes. Reuters
Tunisia's Environment Minister Leila Chikhaoui, centre, tours the port in Gabes after a merchant fuel ship sank off the coast. AFP
Ms Chikhaoui gathers information from the officials at the port. AFP
Ms Chikhaoui takes stock of the situation. AFP
Ms Chikhaoui held a meeting after surveying the port. Reuters
The 'Xelo' sails off Rostov-on-Don, Russia, in November 2017. It sank with a cargo of at least 750 tonnes of diesel. Reuters
A screengrab showing the sinking ship. Reuters
The merchant ship sank in Gulf of Gabes, off Tunisia's south-eastern coast . Reuters
Waves lash the shore along a beach in Gabes. Reuters
Inflatable barriers at the port of Gabes. Reuters
Tunisia's Environment Minister Leila Chikhaoui, centre, tours the port in Gabes after a merchant fuel ship sank off the coast. AFP
Ms Chikhaoui gathers information from the officials at the port. AFP
Ms Chikhaoui takes stock of the situation. AFP
Ms Chikhaoui held a meeting after surveying the port. Reuters
The 'Xelo' sails off Rostov-on-Don, Russia, in November 2017. It sank with a cargo of at least 750 tonnes of diesel. Reuters
A screengrab showing the sinking ship. Reuters
The merchant ship sank in Gulf of Gabes, off Tunisia's south-eastern coast . Reuters
Waves lash the shore along a beach in Gabes. Reuters
Inflatable barriers at the port of Gabes. Reuters
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