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Rosia Bay during the clean up operation. SUR

Parts of Rosia Bay closed to public

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Friday, 18 August 2023, 16:41

Most of the oil residue that contaminated Rosia Bay has been removed and some sections are now cordoned off to allow marine life to recover and prevent any further environmental damage.

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surinenglish Parts of Rosia Bay closed to public

Parts of Rosia Bay closed to public