A gas pipeline explosion near Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia on Tuesday led to a massive fire, affecting more than 100 people, reported the Times of India, citing sources. Malaysian oil and gas company ...

KUALA LUMPUR, April 1 (Reuters) - Scores of people in Malaysia were being treated in hospitals on Tuesday after a huge fire broke out at a gas pipeline operated by state energy giant Petronas ...

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A fire caused by a burst gas pipe spread to several homes and sent a fireball soaring into the sky outside Malaysia’s largest ...

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A leaking gas pipeline has sparked a huge fire on the outskirts of Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur, injuring more than 100 people. The inferno, visible for kilometres around, erupted following ...

Mark LaCour, editor-in-chief of the Oil and Gas Global Network, said he doesn’t expect gas prices to immediately increase because the major refineries served by the Keystone pipeline have ...

Surrounding assets could also catch fire once they reach a certain temperature,” he said. Meanwhile, oil and gas safety expert and activist MS Affendy Abdul Rani said pipeline fires differ from ...