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The massive blaze also left three injured.
Updated : Sep 03, 2019, 03:09 PM IST
Three CISF personnel and an ONGC employee died after a major fire broke out at the oil and gas processing plant of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) in Uran, Navi Mumbai on Tuesday morning, said Sanjay Kumar, Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner.
The massive blaze also left three injured.
Due to security reasons, the region within 1 km range from the plant has been sealed.#ONGCFIRE
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"Fire is under control now, there is no need to panic and people living nearby the site must not believe rumours. One ONGC officer and three Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel have died. 3 people have been injured but they are out of danger," said Navi Mumbai Deputy Commissioner of Police (CP), Ashok Dudhe.
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The fire broke out at around 7 am in the morning following which fire fighting teams were pressed into action to douse the flames.
Chemical drain with water was ignited affecting the surrounding area of #ONGC plant at Uran
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Confirming the incident, ONGC in a tweet informed that the fire has not impacted the oil processing.