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240mmcfg shortage in Punjab: Miscreants detonate gas pipeline to Pirkoh plant

byMonitoring Report
22/12/2014
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QUETTA: Unidentified miscreants blew up a pipeline supplying gas to Pirkoh plant from well No 24 with a remote control device, damaging a big portion of the line and caused suspension of gas supply to the plant.

As per details, armed men blew up a gas pipeline in Pirkoh gas field area of Dera Bugti district, leaving gas supply suspended.

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Security officials said that the miscreant had planted explosives to the pipeline supplying gas to Pirkoh plant from well No 24 and detonated it with a remote control device. A big portion of the pipeline was damaged by the blast and repair work would start soon after security clearance.

Meanwhile a spokesman for the SNGPL said that the blast has resulted in shortage of 240mmcfg in Punjab as the gas authorities have so far failed to complete the repair work.

 

Tags: Dera Bugti districtgas pipelinePirkoh plantSNGPL

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