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Malaysia: More than 100 hurt in major gas pipeline fire

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A fire caused by a large leak in a gas pipeline near Kuala Lumpur has injured scores of people, officials said. Several people had to be rescued when their homes were set ablaze.

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Colossal fireball erupts after gas pipeline leak in Malaysia – video

A gas pipeline fire has erupted in Puchong, a Malaysian city an hour's drive from the capital Kuala Lumpur. Authorities reported that the fire originated from a leak in a Petronas gas pipeline and quickly spread to several homes in nearby residential areas. The intense fireball could be seen from kilometres away and prompted evacuations. Continue reading...

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Malaysia: More than 100 hurt in major gas pipeline fire

A fire caused by a large leak in a gas pipeline near Kuala Lumpur has injured scores of people, officials said. Several people had to be rescued when their homes were set ablaze.

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'Red glow moving around': Scores in hospital after huge fire at gas pipeline in Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR — Scores of people in Malaysia were being treated in hospitals on Tuesday (April 1) after a huge fire broke out at a gas pipeline operated by state energy giant Petronas, showering flaming debris from the sky and shattering windows. Authorities said the blaze in the town of Puchong on the outskirts of the capital Kuala Lumpur had...

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Malaysia Gas Pipeline Inferno Injures 100

A massive fire caused by a gas pipeline leak forced people from their homes and injured more than 100 during Eid al-Fitr celebrations near Malaysia’s capital on Tuesday, fire officials said.

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