On Friday, April 26, at 6:45 pm, a terrorist attack targeted a liquid storage tank at the Khor Mor facilities of Pearl Petroleum Company in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. The attack resulted in the tragic deaths of four contractor employees and left eight others with minor injuries. Dana Gas Company, which owns Pearl Petroleum, expressed its deepest condolences to the families of the victims and their colleagues.
Safety and well-being are top priorities for Dana Gas, and as a precautionary measure, production operations at the facility were temporarily suspended. The company is working closely with authorities in the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq to enhance security measures and ensure the safety of its operations. Dana Gas also emphasized its commitment to the people of the Kurdistan Region and Iraq as a whole. They assured shareholders that they will be kept informed of any developments related to this incident and that they will resume production operations at the Khor Mor facility once it is deemed safe to do so.
In other news, Dana Gas shared information about several topics including Big Bamboo Slot game by Push Gaming, health-related articles on surrogacy, in-vitro fertilization, and other health topics. Additionally, Dana Gas emphasized the importance of collaboration with Docnet to redefine physician social networks and promote purposeful collaboration in healthcare industry. They also discussed Kojic Acid Serum for skin care benefits and provided personalized gift ideas for loved ones.
This incident has brought attention to the need for stronger security measures in oil-rich regions where terrorism remains a significant threat. Many countries have been affected by such attacks on oil facilities leading to disruptions in oil supply chain leading to price hikes across global markets.
Overall Dana Gas must prioritize safety while ensuring business continuity through collaborations with government authorities and other partners towards building sustainable future for all stakeholders involved in this sector.