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Fuel supplies not affected by oil facility attack in Jeddah: Aramco
Jeddah: Saudi Aramco said that the terrorist attack on its petroleum products distribution terminal in the port city of Jeddah had no effect on the company's fuel supplies.During a media visit to its oil facility in northern Jeddah, Aramco on Tuesday told reporters that the tank fire caused by the attack was put out in about 40 minutes and the operation resumed in about three hours, confirming there had been no casualties, Xinhua news agency reported on Wednesday."The supply to the customers was not affected at all. It only demonstrated the resilience and reliability of the company to ensure the energy's continuous supply to its domestic and international customers," said Abdullah al-Ghamdi, manager of the North Jeddah Bulk Plant.According to al-Ghamdi, a projectile hit one of the 13 tanks in the facility, causing major damage to the tank roof with a hole of almost two by two meters.The damaged tank remains out of action, he noted.Serving diesel, gasoline and jet fuel, the North Jeddah … [Read more...] about Fuel supplies not affected by oil facility attack in Jeddah: Aramco
DNA Exclusive: When and how the process of naming cyclones began, an analysis
As the surplus waters gushed forth with the opening of shutters, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami inspected the dam premises and reviewed the precautionary measures and the outflow. PWD officials said 1,000 cusecs was released from the lake initially as the water level stood at 22 feet against the maximum total 24 feet while the storage reached 80 per cent of its capacity. By 8 pm, the water release was gradually increased to 5,000 cusecs, they said. … [Read more...] about DNA Exclusive: When and how the process of naming cyclones began, an analysis
Mideast oil gains Indian market share over African grades
“Middle Eastern producers had cut October OSPs to regain market share, resulting in higher flows to India, where refiners were raising runs expecting higher fuel demand ahead of the festive season,” said Ehsan Ul Haq, an analyst at Refinitiv. … [Read more...] about Mideast oil gains Indian market share over African grades
Journey to Xinjiang reveals biases of Western media
Minorities in China are enjoying complete freedom to practice their values, traditions, cultural activities, language and religion. Each central, provincial and local government allocate substantial amount to preserve and maintain places of worship, relics and traditions. Children at school are taught their language and books in minority languages are available. Perhaps no other country is making so much effort to preserve the languages, culture and values of its minorities as China is doing. … [Read more...] about Journey to Xinjiang reveals biases of Western media
