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Mobil Oil factory catches fire

byImran Ali
19/09/2014
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MULTAN: A blast has damaged machinery and goods worth millions of rupees in a Mobil Oil factory in Multan, which will also affect the import of Mobil Oil in country.
As per details, a Mobil Oil factory in the outskirt of Multan Industrial Estate has caught ablaze due to unidentified reasons as authorities were investigating to find the cause.
The Mobil Oil Factory is owned by Khawaja Muhammad Younas. In initial investigations, no human causality was reported due the blast in the factory.
The estimated loss at the factory will be confirmed after proper examination.

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