Solong cargo ship likely to sink
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Cargo ship in North Sea collision is now 'likely to sink'
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Portuguese -flagged Solong collided with US -registered tanker Stena Immaculate .
Transport minister Mike Kane said it was "unlikely the vessel will remain afloat" Ernst Russ , the German owner of Solong , said it is supporting the family of a crew member still missing.
It also confirmed there were no containers on board carrying sodium cyanide, as had been feared.