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GMA Deploys MV Esther Ocloo to Strengthen Ghana’s Fight Against Marine Pollution

From Ghanaian Times · () English

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  • The Ghana Maritime Authority has deployed the MV Esther Ocloo, a 40-metre vessel for oil-spill detection, monitoring and response.
  • The vessel is stationed at the Western Naval Command.
  • The deployment is intended to strengthen Ghana’s preparedness for marine pollution threats.

Ghana’s fight against marine pollution has entered a new phase with the deployment of the MV Esther Ocloo.

The 40-metre multipurpose vessel is equipped to detect, monitor and respond to oil spills and other pollution threats across Ghana’s maritime space.

The vessel has been stationed at the Western Naval Command. Its deployment is expected to strengthen the country’s preparedness to respond to marine pollution.

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