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By: Laura Heathcote | Upper North Island News | Friday May 4 2012 15:10
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The scale of the emergency response to the grounding of the Rena has been downgraded from a national response, to a regional one. It means the Bay of Plenty Regional Council will now assume responsibility for ongoing monitoring and future clean-up activity. National On Scene Commander Rob Service says the transition marks a real milestone, and is testimony to many months of hard work by the oil spill response team. Maritime New Zealand will continue to have a team in Tauranga overseeing the salvage. Photo: The stern of the Rena in January (LOC) |
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