Control of the spill from the "Pearl No. 2" oil tanker and the continuation of environmental restoration work on the affected beaches of the United Arab Emirates, according to the Emirates News Agency, WAM. The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure stated that the specialized technical teams are continuing the technical maintenance work on the tanker, which included repairing the damaged parts, restoring some of the operational systems and assessing the integrity of its structure to determine the most suitable options for safe handling. The ministry adds that according to the latest field assessments, no new oil leak from the tanker has been detected, while the monitoring and maritime and aerial surveillance work continues, and satellite images are used to closely monitor the situation and track any developments. The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment also stated that its technical teams continue to deal with the sea pollution resulting from the oil spill, while continuing to coordinate with the relevant federal and local authorities. The ministry adds that the oil slick is concentrated off the coast of Umm al-Quwain, and partly extends towards the coastal areas of Ras al-Khaimah, Ajman and Sharjah, according to the latest satellite monitoring images until Friday.

Control of the spill from the "Pearl No. 2" oil tanker and the continuation of environmental restoration work on the affected beaches of the United Arab Emirates, according to the Emirates News Agency, WAM. The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure stated that the specialized technical teams are continuing the technical maintenance work on the tanker, which included repairing the damaged parts, restoring some of the operational systems and assessing the integrity of its structure to determine the most suitable options for safe handling. The ministry adds that according to the latest field assessments, no new oil leak from the tanker has been detected, while the monitoring and maritime and aerial surveillance work continues, and satellite images are used to closely monitor the situation and track any developments. The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment also stated that its technical teams continue to deal with the sea pollution resulting from the oil spill, while continuing to coordinate with the relevant federal and local authorities. The ministry adds that the oil slick is concentrated off the coast of Umm al-Quwain, and partly extends towards the coastal areas of Ras al-Khaimah, Ajman and Sharjah, according to the latest satellite monitoring images until Friday.