Environment Minister Shinjiro Koizumi on Thursday said Japanese government officials will "do our best" to restore nature of Mauritius and investigate the damage caused by an oil spill from a Japanese-owned bulk carrier that ran aground off the Indian Ocean island country in July.During an online meeting, Koizumi told his Mauritian counterpart Kavydass Ramano that Japan intends to dispatch more experts to the scene of the accident, according to the Environment Ministry.Since August, Japan has sent three relief disaster teams to help with oil removal and assess environmental damage including…READ FULL ARTICLE
