O & G Toolbox Meeting

[B2Bomber]

Sa mga taong langis, usap tayo dito...

[BoEinG_747]

Indonesian oil refinery blast injures up to 150, 7,000 flee their homes
07/29 3:55:07 PM

JAKARTA, (AP) - Nearly 150 people were injured and around 7,000 fled their homes after an explosion at an oil refinery in eastern Java island early Saturday, police said.

The blast took place at the joint Pertamina-Petrochina oil refinery in Bojonegoro just after midnight, as workers tried to contain a gas leak by setting it on fire, said local police chief Rumhadi.

There were no deaths reported, but nearly 150 people were hospitalized suffering from respiratory problems after inhaling gas, said Rumhadi who like many Indonesians goes by one name
************************************************** **************
di ba may isang tsikoteer sa Indonesia naka assign ?

[B2Bomber]

hmm... not sure, AFAIK panay ata offshore yung mga tsikoteers na nasa O&G

[j_avonni]

Hindi ba kasali dito ang mga taong grasa?

[BoEinG_747]

Oil workers returning
By: Cristina Lee-Pisco
AMBASSADOR to Pakistan Jaime Yambao, representatives of the Kazakh government and Bechtel Corporation are working on the security plan to enable Filipino workers to continue working safely in Tengiz, Kazakhstan in the wake of labor riots in the area.

This developed as 11 of the 231 Filipinos who decided to return home from Tengiz have begun the return trip.

Labor Attaché Reste de la Fuente reported to the Department of Foreign Affairs that Ambassador Yambao immediately coordinated with the authorities in Tengiz to come up with the security plan to protect the welfare of the 652 OFWs working in the area. The Filipino workers have not returned to work while the security plan is being drawn up.

De la Fuente said 11 OFWs left Tengiz for Atyrau on Thursday. From Atyrau, flight arrangements will be made for the 11 OFW’s return to Manila.

The first batch of 11 Filipinos who are returning to the Philippines from Tengiz are: Jimmy Fajardo; Adriano Teodolfo; Lauro Aritmetico; Ricardo Ramos; Mark Lagroma; Edwin Quinto; J. Lauren Serano; Julieto Agno; Oneal Landicho; Guillermo Villacarlos; and Berlito Serut.