… with the protection of coastal waters and fish resources, and is the focal point for organising spill response although it has no statutory responsibilities. The Bureau of Maritime Affairs, Liberian…
… the responsibility of the JOC, which is in overall charge of pollution incidents. In the event of a spill, or potential spill, it decides whether a combating operation should be launched and, if so, which…
…ong Kong government is responsible for handling oil discharges into the sea. It has developed a maritime oil spill response plan (MOSRP) based on the International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and…
… FM Tel: 504 2229 0606 webmaster@copeco.gov.hn www.copeco.gov.hn The National Contingency Plan for Spills of Oil and Hazardous and Noxious Substances was updated in September 2014. A copy is available on RAC…
… +241 765751 Details as above. The main organisations which have an interest in oil spill prevention and clean-up response are: the Office des Ports et Rades du Gabon (OPRAG); Marine Marchande;…
… of marine oil pollution. The Djibouti Port Authority is responsible for responding to all marine oil spills that occur within the Port of Djibouti. A POLMAR plan, based on the French model prepared by the…
… government departments responsible for controlling marine pollution and dealing with accidental spills from ships are the Gambia Port Authority, the The National Environment Agency and the Gambian…
… terminals. Rubis has clean-up resources comprising booms and skimmers sufficient to handle a small spill (Tier 1) at its facility at Rockaway industrial site. The three oil terminals are situated close to…
…Marine Marchande BP 6 Conakry Tel: +224-443540 Alternatively spills can be reported to the National Centre for the Protection of the Marine Environment (CNPMM). Centre National de Protection du Milieu Marin -…
… +291 1 121 358/359/317 Fax: +291 1 121 316 Under the 1995 draft National Oil and Noxious Substances Spill Contingency Plan (NCP), the Department of Maritime Transport (DMT), formerly the Eritrean Ports…
