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12 killed in Eni Pipeline Explosion

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Italian oil major Eni said on Friday an explosion at a repair site on one of its Nigerian oil pipelines killed 12 people and injured three on Thursday afternoon. eni oil

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“The causes of the incident are still under investigation by both Eni and the local authorities,” Reuters quoted the oil firm as saying in a statement.

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