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Death at PNG LNG

EXXONMOBIL has confirmed the death of a Papua New Guinea LNG worker working on the project's sout...

According to AFR, Exxonmobil has confirmed there was a breach of security at the site in the Tamadigi area but said it was unclear whether or not the breach was related to the man's death. Blog LNG Watch...

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