An oilman died in the "May 28"oil and gas producing country
Baku / 04.11.17 / Turan: On the morning of November 4, a 59-year-old drummer Rasim Aliyev died on the deepwater platform number 14 of the oil and gas production department "May 28".
The message on the site of SOCAR, Rasim Aliyev fell into the sea while working at well number 262. Although he managed to get it out of the water, the life of the driller was not saved. The causes of the accident are being clarified, the official report says. Over the past two years, more than 40 oil workers perished at the offshore facilities of SOCAR. -02D-
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- 4 November 2017 18:56
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