Massive 174,000-ton ore carrier runs aground near Dung Quat port
A massive ore carrier carrying 174,000 tons of cargo has run aground near Dung Quat port in central Vietnam. Investigations into the incident and its potential impacts are ongoing, highlighting potential risks in Vietnam's bustling port operations.
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