The United Nations on Monday retracted the oil spill off The Yemeni coast will have dire consequences, and so will it cost 20 billion dollars to clean up up.
Our last visit to (FSO Safer) with Technical experts indicate that the ship is about to collapse upUnited Nations Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, David Gresley, said in the future of conspiracy hosted By the United Nations and the Netherlands to raise funds for Emergency operation to prevent oil leakage.
45-year- FSO is safer, has long been used as a floating oil storage platform with 1.1 million barrels of Rough overboard, has docked off Yemeni port controlled by rebels of Hodeidah since 2015 without access to services.
“the influence of “It would be catastrophic,” Grisley told a news briefing. in Amman. “The effect on The environment It will be massive… Our estimate is that $20 billion will be spent just to clean up the oil spill.
United nations official was earlier announced on Twitter that the Netherlands will host a fundraising conference for The international body to avoid crisis on Wednesday.
The United Nations said last month it was seeking nearly $80 million for her job. warn of A centered human and environmental disaster on country already your family before more from seven years of war.”
She said that the emergency part of The two-stage process will see the toxic cargo pumped from the storage platform into a makeshift replacement vessel in cost of $79.6 million.
Gracely estimated that a total of 144 million dollars will be needed for The full Stressing that $80 million is needed “to secure oil safely.” in initial phase. “
hundreds of in thousands of people killing directly or indirectly in Seven Yemen-year war while millions They were displaced in What the United Nations calls the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
