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Published July 9, 2021, 11:47 AM The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) assured the public Friday, July 9, that no oil spill happened in the aftermath of a collision between a cargo ship that contained 3,000 liters of oil and a utility foreign vessel at the Manila South Harbor. A cargo vessel MV Palawan Pearl and foreign utility vessel BKM 104 collided in South Harbor Anchorage area on Thursday, July 8, 2021. (Photo courtesy of the PCG) PCG spokesperson Commodore Armand Balilo said the 3,000 liters of “ordinary” oil diesel from cargo vessel MV Palawan Pearl will immediately “dissipate” under the heat of the sun if it possibly leaked. “Wala pa tayong namomonitor na oil spill doon sa area at ang laman nito na 3,000 litro ng diesel hindi dapat tayo mangamba sapagkat ito ay ordinaryong diesel na kung sakaling tatagas ito, nagdi-dissipate ito under the heat of the sun so nawawala at sa lakas din ng alon (We have not yet monitored an oil spill in the area and we should not worry ab

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