On July 21 and 22 the terminal overturned the contaminated cargo stating that it was necessary to inspect for any fuel accumulation within the cargo pile An excavator was employed to overturn the

On July 21 and 22, the terminal decided to overturn the contaminated cargo in order to conduct a thorough inspection for any fuel accumulation. An excavator was used to overturn the cargo pile, resulting in a reduction of the pile height by approximately half. Unfortunately, this process caused the cargo to become mixed again. Despite a meticulous inspection, no significant fuel accumulation was detected. As a result, the terminal chose to re-cover the cargo with protective nets.