Gibraltar said the 178-meter (584-foot), Tuvalu-registered OS 35 was carrying 250 tons of diesel. After the initial spill it still had 183 tons of fuel oil and 27 tons of lubricant oil in its tanks.

The ship collided with another vessel on Aug. 29. Most of the fuel was pumped out of the ship but some that leaked out in the first week reached beaches, and affected fishing and port activities.

The Bayesian was 185 feet long and had one of the tallest masts in the world. ZUMAPRESS.com The $37 million Bayesian, which sank on August 1, 2024, is currently lying at a depth of 165 feet, about ...