Oil Spill in Delta: When environment is destroyed from within and without – black tide ‘swallows 216 communities’
Crude has reportedly leaked from the Trans-Forcados Pipeline near Kantu-Odidi in Nigeria’s Delta region for seven months, polluting water and affecting 216 communities. The report highlights extensive environmental damage and the impact on local residents.
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