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An oil spill affecting the UAE coastline has prompted authorities to close beaches in Ras Al-Khaimah, Umm Al-Quwain, and Sharjah. The spill originated from the tanker Gem No.2, which was struck by a projectile on October 9, causing a fire. Satellite images showed a hydrocarbon slick surrounding the vessel, and environmental monitoring systems detected the spill. The spill has spread across an area of approximately 160 square kilometers (60 square miles). The UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment is conducting environmental assessments and containment operations. Authorities have urged sea users and fishermen to avoid affected areas, and commercial fishing has been halted in impacted regions. Officials noted that odors reported in the area do not present a danger to public health. The incident has not been confirmed by Reuters.
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