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New Zealand authorities struggle to extinguish fire on Korean vessel

Towing a burning Korean fishing boat out to sea from the Port of Timaru, New Zealand, has been deemed too dangerous

By Undercurrent News | April 13, 2018 09:24 BST
Photo credit: Stuff
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Towing a burning Korean fishing boat out to sea from the Port of Timaru, New Zealand, has been deemed too dangerous, Stuff reported.  [...]

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