Tragédia Plataforma P 70 da Petrobras! Um trabalhador morreu e 5 foram hospitalizados na África

Tragedy on Petrobras Platform P 70! One Worker Dies and Five Hospitalized in Africa

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 08/01/2020 at 09:43

Updated on 09/01/2020 at 19:58

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The Petrobras Unit Is Currently Somewhere Near Africa to Provide Employees with Necessary Medical Procedures.

A major tragedy occurred aboard the P-70, a Petrobras platform that left a few days ago from the Chinese shipyard heading to Brazil to operate in the pre-salt. Yesterday, a worker from the outsourced company Boskalis died, and five others were hospitalized in a hospital in Africa, but they are now doing well, according to confirmed reports passed to Click Oil and Gas this Wednesday (01-08-2020). Find out how the rescue and images went here.

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“There was a celebration and, apparently, some people ingested alcohol, ethanol to be exact, and one ended up passing away,” according to sources from Revista Veja. Petrobras also confirmed the incident in an official statement and is providing all necessary assistance.

At the time of the incident, the platform was sailing in international waters but had to make a detour near Durban, South Africa, so that the intoxicated individuals could be attended to by doctors who arrived at the vessel by helicopter. According to Petrobras, their condition is stable.

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