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Sun Oil Chairman Reacts To December Oil Spill
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Sun Oil Chairman Sir Franklyn Wilson chiming in on Attorney General Ryan Pinders’ promises that the company responsible for the December Exuma oil spill will be heavily penalised.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Sun Oil Chairman Sir Franklyn Wilson chiming in on Attorney General Ryan Pinders’ promises that the company responsible for the December Exuma oil spill will be heavily penalised.
The tank that spilled 35,000 gallons of diesel was contracted by Sun Oil Limited.
Wilson says they are not hiding.
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