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China: CNOOC Searching for Three Missing After Fire on Offshore Platform Doused

Muyu Xu and Chen Aizhu April 9, 2021

An offshore platform in China /Illustration only - Credit; ddukang/AdobeStock

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China: CNOOC Searching for Three Missing After Fire on Offshore Platform Doused

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