Crew of Bulgarian-flagged ship fined in Batumi for polluting the sea

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Crew of Bulgarian-flagged ship fined in Batumi for polluting the sea

29-06-2015 11:26

The Border guard and Environmental Protection Service reported on the fact of polluting Black Sea. According to them a crew of Bulgarian-flagged shipwas fined for pouring oil into the sea.

Sanctions were taken against the offenders, the captain had to pay 65 thousand GEL as a fine.

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