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Hundreds of thousands of litres of oil leaked after leak to pipeline in Brandenburg
At least 200,000 liters of crude oil were spilled during work on an oil pipeline in Germany. A small leak occurred near Gramzow in the state of Brandenburg, forcing oil out several meters high under a pressure of 20 bar. One hundred firefighters and 25 specialists from a refinery were deployed to combat the spill. They have significantly reduced the oil emissions, but have not yet been able to completely eliminate them. Most of the oil spilled o…
A small leak with big consequences: according to estimates by the fire department, more than 200,000 liters of oil have leaked from a pipeline at Gramzow. The recovery continues.
At least two hundred thousand litres of oil have come out of an oil pipeline in Germany, in the Brandenburg region, due to a small loss in a pumping station near Gramzow, the capital of the Uckermark district (the land of origin of the former Chancellor Angela Merkel). The estimate is of the fire brigades of Schwedt (the largest city of Uckermark), present on the spot with a hundred men. To remove the crude oil that is accumulating on the ground
Natural disaster in Brandenburg. Exclude for now an external cause (ANSA)
The extent of the damage to the environment still unclear. Large use for the fire brigade. That is the current state.
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