As water is sprayed on a burning cargo ship in Port Newark, N.J., it must also be released to avoid sinking the vessel, which is carrying 1,200 cars.
Source: New York Times
Coast Guard Works to Keep Burning Ship From Capsizing at New Jersey Port
Published in Deaths (Fatalities), Fires and Firefighters, Newark (NJ), Ships and Shipping and United States Coast Guard
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