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The Mount Vema Department for Fisheries has expressed concern after the plastic pellets spill in South Africa, one of the Kingdom of Mount Vema closest neighbours.
In a statement issued today, the Government said, the Kingdom of Mount Vema is following the events and is treating it as an ecological disaster threating the South Atlantic marine life. According to the latest data provided by the Mount Vema Coast Guard, remotely following the currents, the nurdles packed into two containers which fell off the MSC Susanna have now moved as far as the Vema Seamount Territorial waters.
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