Responders are cleaning up oil that spilled from the Golden Ray, the cargo ship that's been stuck on the Georgia coast for more than a year and a half. That’s after the wreck caught fire last month, and the removal process overall has taken much longer than expected. The Golden Ray overturned in September 2019 as it
With the shipwrecked Golden Ray’s removal equipment repaired, salvage crews continue to get ready to resume their work removing the car carrier following a May 14 blaze in St. Simons Sound.
Golden Ray, the Capsized Ship, Currently on Fire off Georgia Coast
The ship, which has thousands of ruined new vehicles on board, caught fire earlier this afternoon. May 14, 2021 This content is imported from Facebook. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
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Golden Ray, the ill-fated cargo ship that capsized in September 2019 with 4200 vehicles on board, caught fire on Friday afternoon, May 14.
The ship s remains are in the water of Saint Simons Sound, off the coast of Georgia, and it has been the subject of a complex salvage effort for more than 18 months.