Equinor informa que 31 petroleiros que prestam serviços na plataforma Peregrino C estão contaminados pelo coronavírus

Equinor Reports That 31 Workers Providing Services on the Peregrino C Platform Are Contaminated With Coronavirus

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/04/2020 at 16:11

Updated on 24/04/2020 at 16:13

Equinor informa que 31 petroleiros que prestam serviços na plataforma Peregrino C estão contaminados pelo coronavírus

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Coronavirus: Thirty-One Oil Workers Providing Services for Equinor on the Flotel UMS Olympia, Operated by GranEnergia, Were Diagnosed with Covid-19, Said Sindipetro – RJ on Wednesday, April 22. On the Last Day 16, the Norwegian Company Reported That Projects for the Peregrino Field May Experience Delays Due to the Pandemic.

The Flotel UMS Olympia, Operated by GranEnergia, Supports the Installation and Commissioning Activities of the Peregrino C Platform.

“After a Positive Test Last Saturday (18), a Laboratory Team Boarded on Sunday (19) to Collect Samples from the 212 Onboard for PCR Testing. 80 Results Came Out in 48 Hours, Confirming 17 Positive Cases. Another 13 Positive Results Were Released Later, Totaling 31 Confirmed Cases Onboard,” the Statement Reports.

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Equinor Reports That 31 Workers Providing Services on the Peregrino C Platform Are Contaminated With Coronavirus

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