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SamuelTheThird

(1,491 posts)
Sun Jun 21, 2026, 04:41 PM Jun 21

Largest natural gas plant in the world is on fire in Qatar

There are multiple, separate fires in different locations at the site. Qatar is claiming it was an accident

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Largest natural gas plant in the world is on fire in Qatar (Original Post) SamuelTheThird Jun 21 OP
Sure, Jan. 2naSalit Jun 21 #1
Ministry of Interior reported an explosion ‌resulting from ‌a "technical ⁠accident" Brother Buzz Jun 21 #2
that's what theyre saying SamuelTheThird Jun 21 #3

Brother Buzz

(40,642 posts)
2. Ministry of Interior reported an explosion ‌resulting from ‌a "technical ⁠accident"
Sun Jun 21, 2026, 05:21 PM
Jun 21

gulftimes


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Ministry of Interior reported an explosion ‌resulting from ‌a "technical ⁠accident" ‌occurred on Sunday ‌at a factory ⁠in Ras Laffan, an industrial city north of the capital Doha and site of the ​country's core LNG processing operations.

It said several injuries ‌were reported but ⁠no ​leak that "threatens safety".

The ​ministry did not give the exact location of the explosion, but a source with knowledge of the matter said ‌it occurred at ‌the ⁠Barzan gas plant ⁠in ⁠Ras Laffan and was due to an "operational error".

https://www.gulf-times.com/article/727940/qatar/qatar-reports-explosion-at-factory-in-ras-laffan-several-injured

SamuelTheThird

(1,491 posts)
3. that's what theyre saying
Sun Jun 21, 2026, 05:32 PM
Jun 21

Fires are in multiple locations though, far apart

Tried posting the satellite image, didnt work

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