A statement from Oman’s Environment Authority said the oil slick covered approximately 150 square miles based on its latest analysis that included satellite imagery.

The ship appears to have been stranded for about seven weeks, according to satellite images from the European Union’s Copernicus browser, reviewed by Bloomberg.

By Menna AlaaElDin, Jonathan Saul and Kate Abnett Aug 10 (Reuters) - Leaking crude oil from a tanker grounded off a nature reserve in Oman has created a slick covering almost 400 square kilometres, the country's government said on Monday.

Satellite images show a tanker leaking oil off the coast of Oman is continuing to sink, threatening a marine protected area that is host to endangered wildlife, including petrels and a rare humpback whale.

Satellite images show a tanker leaking oil off the coast of Oman is continuing to sink. The Caroline Bezengi, grounded for weeks, is carrying nearly a million barrels of oil.

U.S. Central Command said the "southern route of the Strait of Hormuz remains free and open"

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