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September 14, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Yemen LNG Pipeline Subject to a Sabotage Attack

At 7 am yesterday, Yemen LNG pipeline has been subject to an attempt of sabotage in Shabwah, causing minor damages to the pipeline which will be repaired rapidly. There were no injuries and the pipeline remains in operation and LNG production continues uninterrupted. Emergency procedures have been a

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At 7 am yesterday, Yemen LNG pipeline has been subject to an attempt of sabotage in Shabwah, causing minor damages to the pipeline which will be repaired rapidly .

There were no injuries and the pipeline remains in operation and LNG production continues uninterrupted.

Emergency procedures have been activated to monitor and control the situation and security along the pipeline has been reinforced with Yemeni Government forces.

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Source: Yemen LNG , September 14, 2010

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