This handout from the Royal Thai Navy taken and released on Jan 27, 2022 shows the clean-up operation underway for the crude oil spill in the Gulf of Thailand, near Rayong. - AFP
BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Royal Thai Navy set up an emergency operations centre on Thursday (Jan 27) to handle a major oil spill off Rayong’s coast, with officials confident that the situation would ease in about five days.
Vice Admiral Pokkrong Monthatpalin, spokesman of the Royal Thai Navy, held a press conference to announce the establishment of the emergency centre.
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