At least 17 people injured in Saudi Aramco oil facility fire
At least 17 workers have been injured in a blaze that broke out in a Saudi Aramco crude oil facility close to the kingdom’s capital Riyadh.
"Aramco regrets to report that several workers were injured as a result of a fire at a crude oil facility in Alwsea and all are being treated," said the state-owned company on Twitter on Wednesday, without giving any details on the cause of the incident.
It noted that the fire did not affect the facility's operations, and that the blaze had been brought under control.
Saudi newspaper Al Riyadh reports that three of the injured are in a critical condition.
In September, a fire broke out at one of the company’s oil terminals in Eastern Province, injuring at least six contractors and two employees.
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