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Home›Clean Fuel›LNG Limited: Fisherman’s Landing LNG Site Not Damaged by Queensland Floods (Australia)
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January 14, 2011 · about 15 years ago

LNG Limited: Fisherman’s Landing LNG Site Not Damaged by Queensland Floods (Australia)

Liquefied Natural Gas Limited is pleased to advise that its Fisherman’s Landing LNG Site in Gladstone has not been damaged by recent flood waters in Queensland. A number of shareholders have contacted the Company in relation to the impact of the floods and the Company’s Directors wish to advise that

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Liquefied Natural Gas Limited is pleased to advise that its Fisherman’s Landing LNG Site in Gladstone has not been damaged by recent flood waters in Queensland.

A number of shareholders have contacted the Company in relation to the impact of the floods and the Company’s Directors wish to advise that fortunately Gladstone has generally avoided the severe flooding conditions. The impact on the Fisherman’s Landing site has been no worse than last month or at other times when heavy rain has been experienced in the region.

To assist the relief effort, the Company has donated to the Queensland Premiers Flood Relief Appeal.

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Source: LNG Limited, January 14, 2011;

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