Oil Tanker and Cargo Ship Collide in North Sea, Triggering Major Rescue Operation

The collision off the Yorkshire coast has left dozens injured, with fires reported on both vessels and several crew members still missing.

The collision occurred in the North Sea near the East Yorkshire coast, involving the oil tanker 'MV Stena Immaculate' and the cargo ship 'Solong'.
The 'MV Stena Immaculate,' operating under a U.S. flag and owned by Swedish company Stena Bulk, caught fire following the collision.
Over 30 individuals have been rescued, with at least 32 reported injured, while search efforts continue for missing crew members.
Emergency response teams, including helicopters, rescue boats, and firefighting vessels, are actively working to contain the fire and assist survivors.
The cause of the collision remains unclear as investigations are underway in this heavily trafficked maritime route.