Red tide occures in N. China's Bohai Bay

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The red tide is seen in north China's Bohai Bai, July 15, 2011. The red tide has the length of about 2 sea miles and it locates near two oilfield platforms in Bohai Bay. The two oilfield platforms are estimated to have leaked 1,500 barrels of oil, or 240 cubic meters, following two oil spills last month, the operator ConocoPhillips said on Thursday

The red tide is seen in north China's Bohai Bai, July 15, 2011. The red tide has the length of about 2 sea miles and it locates near two oilfield platforms in Bohai Bay. The two oilfield platforms are estimated to have leaked 1,500 barrels of oil, or 240 cubic meters, following two oil spills last month, the operator ConocoPhillips said on Thursday. [Xinhua]


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