City
Epaper

Indian Army helps OIL at Assam's Baghjan site, had built composite bridge earlier

By ANI | Updated: July 11, 2020 15:50 IST

Indian Army on Friday helped in placing some of the material on the plinth for strengthening the same for ease of vehicular movement at Assam's Baghjan oilfield area, as per Oil India Limited (OIL).

Open in App

Indian Army on Friday helped in placing some of the material on the plinth for strengthening the same for ease of vehicular movement at Assam's Baghjan oilfield area, as per Oil India Limited (OIL).

PSU major also thanked the Army for their "indomitable spirit and wholehearted support".

OIL experienced a gas blowout at well number 5 at its Baghjan Oilfield, in close vicinity of Dibru Saikhowa National Park and Maguri Motapung Beel, leaving natural gas and condensate oil gushing out in the open, displacing thousands of families. The well caught fire on June 9.

Notably, a bridge on Doomdooma-Baghjan road had collapsed on June 24 because of incessant rain in Tinsukia affecting operation to control oil blowout in Baghjan. The Indian Army had then completed the construction of a composite bridge at the blow out site of Well Number 5 for controlling the fire.

( With inputs from ANI )

Tags: indiaPSUIndian ArmyTinsukiaTwo indian armyFour indian armyFour army
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiViral Sighting of Tesla Cybertruck Near Mumbai Stirs EV Enthusiasm (Photos)

NationalPakistan Fires Small Arms Along LoC, Indian Army Retaliates Effectively

InternationalPakistan Army Detains BSF Jawan After Accidently Crossing Border in Punjab

NationalPM Narendra Modi Discusses Tech and Innovation Collaboration With Elon Musk

NationalOperation Chatru: 3 Pakistani Terrorists Killed During Ongoing Encounter in Kishtwar

National Realted Stories

NationalNo justification for such acts of terror: Iranian Prez condemns J&K attack in phone call with PM Modi

NationalPoster controversy: Police disperse protestors in Jaipur, say situation under control

NationalGujarat: Vadodara woman duped of Rs 5.61 lakh in visa scam, complaint filed

NationalRetaliatory actions against Pak reflect India’s strong policy against those promoting terror: Raksha Khadse

NationalMP: CM holds meeting on law and order, identified 228 Pak citizens to leave nation by Sunday