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13 dead, dozens injured in blast during restart at giant Qatar fuel terminal

An explosion at a major LNG facility in Qatar has resulted in 13 confirmed deaths and multiple injuries during restart operations.

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An explosion occurred at the Ras Laffan energy site in Qatar while crews were working to restart operations at the facility. The blast resulted in 13 confirmed fatalities and left dozens of individuals injured. Coverage also indicates that 18 people remain missing following the incident.

Reporting from outlets including Bloomberg, CNBC, Euronews, gasworld, Yahoo, the BBC, and The Times of Israel highlights the scale of the casualty count and the ongoing search efforts. While the incident took place at a major LNG site, QatarEnergy has publicly stated that it expects no impact on its liquefied natural gas exports. Future reports are expected to clarify the status of the 18 missing individuals.

Continued updates from the site are anticipated as officials manage the aftermath of the explosion.

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Quick answers

How many people were killed in the explosion?

Coverage confirms that 13 people were killed in the incident.

Will the blast affect Qatar's LNG exports?

According to QatarEnergy, no impact on LNG exports is expected.

What were the workers doing when the explosion occurred?

The blast happened during the restart of operations at the gas facility.

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