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LPG tanker leak
July 2, 2009, Thursday
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A rail-tanker loaded with 23 tons of liquefied petroleum gas that fell into a river in east China's Zhejiang Province on Tuesday was still leaking yesterday, a fire department official said.
By noon yesterday, firefighters had found and patched two leaks but it was still leaking in a village in Chatian Town, Longquan City. Firefighters were pouring water on the tank, which was partly submerged, to prevent it from exploding in the high summer temperature.
By noon yesterday, firefighters had found and patched two leaks but it was still leaking in a village in Chatian Town, Longquan City. Firefighters were pouring water on the tank, which was partly submerged, to prevent it from exploding in the high summer temperature.
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