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A Louisiana offshore facility spill released 12,600 gallons of crude oil into the Gulf, triggering a large-scale cleanup with no injuries or wildlife harm reported.
A mechanical failure at an offshore facility near Port Fourchon, Louisiana, caused about 12,600 gallons of crude oil to spill into the Gulf of Mexico last Friday, according to the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port.
The spill, detected via satellite and visible sheens, prompted a response involving 32 vessels and over 250 personnel.
A substantial portion of the oil has been recovered from the water and nearby barrier islands, with no injuries or confirmed harm to wildlife reported.
Cleanup efforts continue under a Unified Command including the U.S. Coast Guard and Louisiana agencies.
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Un derrame en una instalación marina de Luisiana liberó 12.600 galones de petróleo crudo en el Golfo, lo que provocó una limpieza a gran escala sin lesiones ni daños a la vida silvestre reportados.