Dozens in hospital in Malaysia after towering blaze on Petronas gas pipeline
Scores of people in Malaysia were being treated in hospitals on Tuesday after a huge fire broke out at a gas pipeline operated by state energy giant Petronas, showering flaming debris from the sky and shattering windows.
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Terengganu local government, housing and health committee deputy chairman Saiful Azmi Suhaili said that as most of the methane gas being channelled throughout the peninsula came from the state, there is a lot of pressure on the state government to ensure gas pipelines are safe.
In a statement posted on its website on Tuesday, Petronas confirmed that a fire had occurred at the main Petronas Gas Berhad ...
“The fire involved a leaking Petronas gas pipeline, with an estimated 500m of the pipeline engulfed in flames,” said Selangor ...
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The blast had altered the original landscape of the area causing a hole that is 7m deep and 30m wide. Read more at ...
Around 305 victims have been rescued, he said in a statement on Facebook. He added that the victims are currently ...
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