There was a fierce collision between an oil tanker and a cargo ship in the North Sea near the coast of England, causing a fierce fire and injured 32 people. Grimsbi port director Martin Boyers said that the injured have been brought to the coast for treatment in three ships and there is a queue of ambulances on the ghat. Relief and rescue work is going on to save people.

There has been a fierce collision between an oil tanker and a cargo ship in the North Sea, in which many people have died. The accident occurred about 10 miles from the coast of East Yorkshire. After the collision, both ships became a fireball. 32 people have been brought to the coast in Grimsbi, where they are being given treatment.

The paintings circulated on British television channels featured a huge gubal, in which the thick black smoke and flames were seen rising from the scene about 10 miles from the coast. This major rescue operation includes a Coast Guard helicopter, aircraft, life from four cities and other nearby ships. Coast Guard said that rescue work is going on at the scene.

According to Bloomberg, the truck came from Greece, a ship filled with petroleum products. The RNLI Lifeboat Agency said that after the collision many people jumped from the ships and fell into the sea and both ships caught fire. The agency said that three lifeboats were searching and rescue work at the scene along with the Coast Guard.