Clinker Ship Sinks Off Western Sahara, Crew Rescued

0:00Today is March 1st. Here's what's making headlines worldwide. A Panama flagged cargo ship named Dura Boke sank off the coast of western Sahara. The vessel was loaded with clinker, a main ingredient for making cement. This happened on Saturday while heading to the port in La Yume. The crew reported water coming in before the ship went down. Morocco's transport ministry shared these details in a statement on Sunday. Luckily, all the crew members were rescued with no injuries reported. No one was lost in the incident. Authorities have now launched an investigation to figure out what caused the sinking. The ministry confirmed the full rescue and is looking into the events leading up to it. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow? Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLO.COM