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The International Maritime Organization has revealed the expansion of the oil spill from the tanker "Caroline Bessenge," which ran aground off the coasts of Dhofar in Oman. Oil has been leaking for two weeks, covering an approximate area of 400 square kilometers. The tanker was carrying about 800,000 barrels of oil destined for Asia, and the seasonal monsoon winds have prevented access to the ship to stop the leak. Omani authorities are currently implementing emergency plans to address the incident and protect the marine environment, as concerns grow about the environmental impact on the region.
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