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Oil flow restarts through Sarir pipeline to Hariga

byNigel Ash
February 24, 2015
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By Jamal Adel.

Tunis, 23 February 2015:

The AGOCO-owned Sarir oilfield restarted pumping oil to Harega today after repairs were completed to the . . .[restrict]bomb-damaged pipeline last night.

A 30-metre section of the line had to be replaced after it was damaged in an explosion and subsequent blaze nine days ago. Yesterday was reportedly spent on final testing of the restored section and today crude began flowing toward the Harega oil export terminal, though not yet at full capacity. [/restrict]

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