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Clean-up operation launched on beaches of the Black Sea following oil spill

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Clean-up operation launched on beaches of the Black Sea following oil spill

Clean-up operation launched on beaches of the Black Sea following oil spill

Emergency workers clean up the beaches of the Black Sea in southern Russia following an oil spill which occured on December 15.

Russia's Delfa centre, which rescues and provides rehabilitation for dolphins, says it had recorded 61 dead cetaceans since the incident, 32 of whom "most likely" died due to the spill.


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