Two agencies rejected a claim that the Guyana gas pipeline ruptured, saying no gas flows through it. They then confirmed an anomaly and published no findings.
Energy
Key Facts
—The claim. Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed said the $1bn subsea gas pipeline had ruptured, citing footage of water bubbling near an anchored vessel.
—The denial. The environmental agency and the maritime administration said there is no factual basis, because no gas is flowing through the line.
—The concession. The same agencies confirmed a probe found something irregular in the twelve-inch pipeline, called it thoroughly investigated, and gave no outcome.
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