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Seven charged over fatal oil refinery fire

Thread starter Grand Moff Tarkin
Start date Jan 20, 2011

Grand Moff Tarkin

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Jan 20, 2011

Jan 20, 2011

Seven charged over fatal oil refinery fire

By Elena Chong

FIVE employees of ExxonMobil Asia Pacific and two other workers employed by the oil company's contractor were charged in court on Thursday with breaching workplace safety laws in relation to a fire at the oil refinery about four years ago.

The fire at the Jurong oil refinery on May 3, 2007 claimed the lives of three workers and injured one. A fifth managed to escape unharmed.

The three who died worked for Mun Siong Engineering, which has since been accused of failing to take measures to ensure the safety and health of its employees at work.

Read the full report in Friday's edition of The Straits Times

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