Tema’s director Allan Stewart says new challenges have emerged with the oil spill cleanup.
Scarborough, Tobago – March 28th, 2024 (Approximate Day 50) – Allan Stewart, Director of the Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA), recently provided a crucial update on the ongoing efforts to clean up the significant oil spill off Tobago’s coast. Speaking on Day 50 of the complex operation, Stewart shed light on new and emerging challenges being faced by the dedicated cleanup crews.
His insights underscored the intricate nature of marine environmental recovery and the persistent difficulties encountered during large-scale oil spill responses. The prolonged effort highlights the long-term commitment required to mitigate the ecological and economic impacts of such incidents on the island.
Stewart’s report detailed the evolving obstacles faced by the multi-agency teams working tirelessly to contain and remove the spilled oil, ensuring the protection of Tobago’s pristine coastline and marine life. This update confirms the continued dedication to restoration in the wake of the environmental disaster.
