Malaysia gas pipeline fire: Gas pipelines are no-go zones, experts say
Terengganu local government, housing and health committee deputy chairman Saiful Azmi Suhaili said that as most of the methane gas being channelled throughout the peninsula came from the state, there is a lot of pressure on the state government to ensure gas pipelines are safe.
The blast had altered the original landscape of the area causing a hole that is 7m deep and 30m wide. Read more at ...
Malaysian authorities have confirmed that excavation work was carried out approximately 30m from the site of the pipeline ...
KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia Smelting Corp (MSC), one of the world’s biggest tin producers, has reported disruptions to deliveries ...
The Mitsui & Co and EPOMS joint venture has won a two-year pipeline isolation contract with a major Malaysian oil and gas ...
The police and enforcement officers from the Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) continue to maintain strict control at the ...
Over 100 people were injured after a gas pipeline explosion caused a massive fireball near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Tuesday.
In its latest statement, CIDB explained that the decision was made to avoid pre-empting the ongoing investigation, which ...
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