Deadly Blaze Hits Amur Gas Complex in Russia’s Far East
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A fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex in Russia’s Far East killed seven workers and injured dozens, with 19 hospitalized for serious injuries and 104 treated for minor injuries. By later reports, bodies of six Chinese contractors and one Russian were recovered, nine Chinese workers were missing, and authorities formed a commission to investigate. Local air quality remained clear of toxic spikes, and residents were not considered at risk.
- Fire at Amur Gas Chemical Complex Kills 7 Workers, Injures Dozens More The Moscow Times
- Six Chinese nationals among seven killed in Russian gas plant fire Reuters
- Video: 7 Dead As Explosion Rips Through $10 Billion Russia-China Gas Complex NDTV
- Fire at Amur Gas Chemical Complex Kills Chinese Worker, Injures Over 100 The Moscow Times
- Deadly Fire Extinguished at Russian Gas Plant Near China Bloomberg.com
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