Two Danish ships sunk off French coast

Danish two supply vessels for the offshore oil industry on Thursday on more than a hundred kilometers of the French coast loose from their tow cables and sunk.

The vessels of approximately 82 meters and 3,500 tonnes were on their way to Morocco to be demolished. No crew members were on board and no fuel and lubricating oil. It is unclear how the tug of society could lose cargo. French art guard is informed of the incident. Maersk has still not decided whether the ships, which were redundant by the collapse of the oil market, will be salvaged.