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Fire at ONGC's Mumbai High Platform; 10 Personnel Sustain Minor Injuries

A fire broke out at ONGC's SHP platform in the Mumbai High Asset on Friday evening. Ten personnel sustained minor injuries in the incident and are receiving medical care in stable condition. The situation was promptly brought under control and the fire was extinguished. Operations at the facility have since returned to normal.

Key Points: Fire at ONGC Mumbai High Platform, 10 Minor Injuries

  • Fire at ONGC's SHP platform
  • Part of Mumbai High Asset
  • 10 personnel with minor injuries
  • Situation controlled, operations normal
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Fire breaks out at ONGC's SHP platform; 10 personnel sustain minor injuries

A fire broke out at ONGC's SHP platform in Mumbai High. 10 personnel sustained minor injuries, are stable, and operations have resumed.

"10 personnel sustained minor injuries due to the incident. - ONGC"

Mumbai, April 4

A fire broke out at ONGC's SHP Platform, part of the Mumbai High Asset, at approximately 5:45 PM on Friday.

According to ONGC, 10 personnel sustained minor injuries due to the incident.

The injured are currently under medical care and remain in stable condition.

The situation was promptly brought under control, and the blaze was extinguished.

Operations have since returned to normal in the company.

Further details are awaited.

- ANI

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Priyanka N
Mumbai High is crucial for our energy security. While it's a relief that the fire was controlled quickly, such incidents raise questions about maintenance protocols. Hope the company releases the investigation report publicly.
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David E
Working on an oil platform is already a high-risk job. The quick response is commendable, but preventing such fires should be the top priority. Wishing a speedy recovery to the injured personnel.
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Aman W
"Minor injuries" and "stable condition" – these terms are a huge relief to read. Salute to the firefighters and emergency teams who acted promptly. Jai Hind.
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Shreya B
With all due respect to ONGC's statement, "operations have returned to normal" seems too soon. The focus should be on the well-being of the injured and understanding the root cause, not just resuming work. Safety first, always.
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Vikram M
This is a wake-up call. We depend so much on Mumbai High. Hope the management invests more in modern safety equipment and regular drills for the staff. Their lives are not expendable.

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