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BEIJING Philippe Sandler Jersey , Jan. 22 (Xinhua) -- China's maritime authority has detected several oil slicks in the East China Sea, close to the location where an Iranian tanker sank one week ago.

The State Oceanic Administration (SOA) said in a statement Sunday that a 5.4-km-long, 1.4-km-wide oil slick was seen about 5 km northwest of the tanker's location.

The SOA said a day earlier that a 4-km-long, 400-meter-wide oil slick was sighted about 5 km southeast of the tanker's location.

Satellite data showed three oil slicks totalling about 332 square kilometers within the monitored area. The largest measured about 328 square kilometers.

The SOA will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates.

The Panama-registered, Iranian-owned oil tanker Sanchi, carrying 113,000 tonnes of light crude oil, collided with the CF Crystal, a Hong Kong-registered bulk freighter, about 300 kilometers east of the Yangtze estuary on Jan. 6 and sank on Jan. 14.

The 32 crew members onboard the tanker -- 30 Iranians and two Bangladeshis -- were lost.

A view shows a burnt-out bus in which people travelling on a route used by migrant workers heading to Russia died in a fire, in the Aktobe region, Kazakhstan January 18, 2018.

Fifty-two people were killed on Thursday when the Russia-bound bus they were traveling on caught fire in Kazakhstan, the central Asian nation’s emergency services ministry said.

“On January 18 at 10:30am, a bus caught fire ... 55 passengers and two drivers were on board. Five people who managed to escape are receiving medical assistance. The rest died on the spot,” the ministry said, without elaborating on the cause of the blaze.

All those who died are believed to be Uzbek nationals, an interior ministry official told Interfax-Kazakhstan news agency.

Kazakh media reported they were migrant workers traveling to Russia.

Uzbekistan’s emergency services ministry said it had opened a hotline.

The vehicle was registered in Kazakhstan, emergency services ministry official Ruslan Imankulov said.

He said the fire spread very quickly.

Regional emergency service officials initially blamed the fire on a short circuit and said the bus was overloaded, Interfax-Kazakstan news agency reported.

Ministry representative Imankulov did not confirm this however, saying: “It’s too early to talk about the reasons for the fire.”

Panic broke out on board the bus, hindering evacuation, while survivors managed to climb through a door and window, Kazakh news site BNews reported.

Two of the survivors suffered burns to their hands, emergency services officials said, while others suffered minor injuries.

The Kazakh emergency services ministry said the bus was traveling from the southern Kazakh town of Shymkent to the Russian city of Samara on the Volga river, a distance of almost 1,900 kilometers.

Video broadcasts by Russian and Kazakh media showed black smoke and flames billowing from the vehicle which had veered across a flat stretch of road carving through a snowy steppe. A photograph taken later showed the vehicle completely charred.

The Kazakh investments and development ministry said the vehicle was a 29-year-old German-built Setra bus.

The accident is one of the deadliest in the last five years, with the worst toll in Afghanistan in 2016 when two buses collided with an oil tanker, killing at least 73 people.

The tragedy, which struck in the area around the city of Aktobe, highlights the high accident rate for passenger transport in the region.

In October last year, a Kazakh-registered bus with Uzbek passengers was hit by a train in Russia after breaking down on the tracks, killing 19 aboard the bus.

(Agencies)

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SINGAPORE， Jan. 5 (Xinhua) -- Singapore will expand Maxwell Chambers to strengthen its position as an international dispute resolution centre， said Singapore Ministry of Law in a press statement on Thursday.

Maxwell Chambers is the world's first integrated dispute resolution complex housing both in-class hearing facilities and top international dispute resolution institutions. The expansion will triple Maxwell Chambers' current size by adding 120，000 square feet of floor space.

The ministry said that the plan is one of a number of Singapore's initiatives in 2017 to raise the country's position as an international dispute resolution centre to the next level.

The new building is expected to house about 50 new offices for international dispute resolution institutions， arbitration chambers， law firms and ancillary legal services， the statement said.

Senior Minister of State for Law， Indranee Rajah S.C. said， Singapore's neutral and stable legal system with high quality jurisprudence is trusted by businesses.

""We will build on this and strengthen our eco-system of laws， lawyers， institutions and infrastructure， so that we can better serve the needs of businesses and take our international dispute resolution services to the next level，"" said the minister.

Singapore is today a leading center in the world for cross-border dispute resolution， alongside London， Paris， Geneva and Hong Kong.

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