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Interra puts drilling on hold

INTERRA Resources has said it is unlikely to drill the remaining two development wells at the Tanun Miring Timur onshore oil field in South Sumatra until a previously suspended 3D seismic survey is carried out.

While the company did not comment on the decision, wireline and drilling data from the first well, TMT-51, had indicated that the primary zone in the Talang Akar formation was non-productive. However,...

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