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Third Victim of Odebrecht Drill Ship Explosion Has Just Died

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/06/2017 at 10:33

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Petrobras Just Confirmed in Official Statement to the Press Regarding the Explosion and Discloses Who the Involved Workers Were

Unfortunately, the third victim of the explosion that occurred on the drillship owned by Odebrecht died on Sunday afternoon. Petrobras confirmed the death by releasing an official statement informing the family and the press. It is important to remember that this accident occurred during an operation at the boiler of NS-32 (Norbe VIII), located in the Marlim asset, in the Campos Basin. The first accident occurred on the 9th, which you can check here. In total, there were 4 injured people and 3 fatalities.

According to Petrobras, the third deceased worker was Eduardo Aragão de Lima, a 33-year-old employee of Odebrecht Oil and Gas, who was under medical care but ultimately did not survive and passed away early this morning.

On the 10th, Saturday morning, the second death resulting from this accident at the offshore unit was confirmed, accessing here provides more details. On the 9th (Friday) in the afternoon, OOG along with Sindpetro confirmed the first death, which occurred involving a professional specialized in inspections and calibrations, who was 28 years old. There was also another professional from the same field at the accident site, but he was 44 years old and was providing services for IMI; he was in ICU at the Municipal Hospital of Macaé, in the interior of Rio.

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Third Victim of Odebrecht Drill Ship Explosion Has Just Died

Petrobras Just Confirmed in Official Statement to the Press Regarding the Explosion and Discloses Who the Involved Workers Were

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