Many of the large pools of diesel fuel, noticeable by its distinct red color from dye, have been removed from Baltimore's harbor two days after a 2,000-gallon spill.

Some 2,000 gallons of diesel meant for backup generators spilled into the Patapsco River in Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday, upon overfilling the tanks. Officials are using oil absorbent materials and skimmers to rid the river of the diesel,

Officials said the water is red because there is dye in the fuel, but there is no impact to the area’s drinking water.