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Hokkaido at Risk of More Refinery Fires
World | October 4, 2003, Saturday // 00:00
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Flames and black smoke raise from an oil refinery on Japan’s Hokkaido Island. Blazes caused by September 26 earthquake are said to still pose a danger over six fuel tanks. Photo by AFP
Six oil tanks at an oil refinery in Tomakomai on Japan's Hokkaido Island, that were damaged by September 26 earthquakes, could catch fire, local authorities have said. The refinery has already suffered two fires caused by the two major earthquakes that hit southern Hokkaido last month. The tremors damaged oil storage facilities at the refinery, and two tanks caught fire. Hokkaido fire officials said three crude oil tanks and three kerosene tanks were still vulnerable to the blazes.
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