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July 16, 2010 · about 16 years ago

GoM Spill: BP Finally Shuts Off the Oil Flow?

Following installation of the capping stack and in line with the procedure approved by the National Incident Commander and Unified Area Command, the well integrity test on the MC252 well commenced. The well integrity test will last at least 6 hours and could last up to 48 hours. During the test, the

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Following installation of the capping stack and in line with the procedure approved by the National Incident Commander and Unified Area Command, the well integrity test on the MC252 well commenced.

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Source: BP, July 16, 2010:

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