"Alle ore 12:40 di giovedì 11 aprile 1991, nelle acque della Liguria a 4 miglia a sud di Voltri, sulla motonave Haven di bandiera cipriota con a bordo 36 uomini di equipaggio e 140 mila tonnellate di petrolio greggio, si è verificata un’esplosione a seguito della quale la petroliera, gravemente danneggiata a centro nave, ha preso fuoco". Iniziava così il rapporto di Protezione civile sul più grave...
Haven, trent’anni il più grave disastro ecologico del Mediterraneo
L'11 aprile 1991 la petroliera si incendia nelle acque di Voltri, tre giorni dopo si inabissa ad Arenzano: 5 morti, nessun colpevole
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