Three killed, some 150 injured in fire at Russian gas chemical complex
A fire at a Russian gas chemical complex has killed three and injured over a hundred, including foreign workers.
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The story so far
The death toll from a fire at Russia's Amur Gas Chemical Complex has risen to five. The fire has injured some 150 people, including Chinese workers. The complex is located nearly 6,000 kilometers from Ukraine's borders. The fire was preceded by an explosion.
The cause of the explosion is not yet known. The fire is described as "mysterious" by some outlets. The exact number of casualties and the cause of the fire are still under investigation. The complex is a significant industrial site in Russia's far east.
The impact on operations and the environment is not yet clear. The Russian and Chinese governments are cooperating in the investigation.
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Coverage (7)
- 3 killed, some 150 injured in fire at Russian gas chemical complex, World News AsiaOne · 7h ago
- Fire breaks out at Russian gas chemical complex in Far East, Ifax reports marketscreener.com · 14h ago
- Death Toll Rises to Five After Explosion at Russia's Amur Gas Chemical Complex Caspian Post · 14h ago
- “Mysterious” Fires in Russia: A Gas-Chemical Complex Is Burning Nearly 6,000 km from Ukraine’s Borders shelter.in.ua · 14h ago
- Fire at Amur Gas Chemical Complex Kills Chinese Worker, Injures Over 100 The Moscow Times · 14h ago
- Industrial fire kills 3, including 2 Chinese citizens, in Russia’s far east South China Morning Post · 14h ago
- Three killed, some 150 injured in fire at Russian gas chemical complex Reuters · 14h ago
The obvious questions
What is the Amur Gas Chemical Complex?
The Amur Gas Chemical Complex is an industrial site in Russia's far east. It is a joint venture between Russian and Chinese companies.
How many people were injured in the fire?
Some 150 people were injured in the fire.
What is the cause of the fire?
The cause of the fire is not yet known. The fire was preceded by an explosion, but the cause of the explosion is also unknown.
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