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Home›Green Marine›One Dead in LPG Tanker Explosion in Turkey
Green Marine

July 3, 2019 · about 7 years ago

One Dead in LPG Tanker Explosion in Turkey

The explosion occurred in the evening hours of June 1 due to an “unspecified” reasons.

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One crew member was reported deceased while fifteen more were injured in an LNG tanker explosion at the port of Aliaga, Turkey.

At the time of the incident, the Italy-flagged tanker Syn Zania was anchored at the Petkim petrochemical plant operated by the Azerbaijani state oil company SOCAR, media outlets cited Aliaga province’s sub-Governor Erhan Gunay as saying.

He added that a Petkim worker was also hospitalized due to injuries sustained following the explosion, that occurred in the evening hours of June 1 at Petkim Pier 5.

In a statement on the matter, Petkim said that a fire “broke out due to an unspecified reason during the connection to the Italian flagged Syn Zania for the filling of liquid hydrocarbons.”

The fire was soon extinguished and teams at the site continued cooling works.

Relevant authorities launched an investigation into the incident, while SOCAR informed that the operations at the petrochemical plant in Turkey’s western Izmir province continued.

World Maritime News Staff

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