The cargo ship Sophia, which ran aground due to Typhoon Kemi, unexpectedly became a tourist attraction and attracted a large number of tourists. It was called the Taiwanese version of Titanic by netizens. Although it was a blessing in disguise for the people of the country to see the beauty of Tainan's coastline, it may cause a disaster for the beach environment. From the aerial view, the hull is leaking oil, which is particularly obvious in the green sea water. The shipowner announced that the ship would be abandoned but did not actively deal with it. The hull was damaged and leaked oil, which seriously affected the environment. After many negotiations, it was finally decided to demolish it first and then seek compensation from the shipowner. Otherwise, coastal pollution will not only affect tourism but also have a major impact on the oyster farming industry along the coast of Tainan.

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