Oil ministry says no injuries in incident affecting two vessels. No party has claimed responsibility.
Oil ministry says no injuries in incident affecting two vessels. No party has claimed responsibility.
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Two ships used for the processing and storage of gas have caught fire in the Egyptian port of Damietta on the Mediterranean coast, without causing injuries, according to the oil ministry.
“The situation was handled immediately in accordance with emergency and rapid response plans,” the ministry said on Wednesday.
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