OIL declared Emergency Situation for its internal control purposes

OIL declared Emergency Situation for its internal control purposes

Baghjan: Consequent upon the uncontrolled flow of Natural Gas and Blowout at Baghjan well No 5 on 27th May 2020, OIL declared Emergency Situation for its internal control purposes. Today, after the final abandonment of the well, the Emergency Declaration has been withdrawn with immediate effect.
 
All the jobs pertaining to capping, killing, and final abandonment of the well was successfully completed in the evening hours on 3rd December 2020. OIL management acknowledges the tremendous support received from all stakeholders during this period, especially the team from M/s Alert, CMT personnel from ONGCL, Indian Army, Indian Air Force, Tinsukia District Administration, Assam Police, NDRF, SDRF, and all Oilindians, who were directly or indirectly involved throughout the control operations.
 
OIL Management is indebted to the constant guidance and support received from the Government of Assam, the Central Government, and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoP&NG) in particular. OIL Management expresses its gratitude to the brave Oilindians who laid down their lives while performing their duties at Baghjan.
 
OIL Management expresses its gratitude to all the residents of the nearby areas around the blowout site for their patience and support to OIL during this period. We can assure all stakeholders that OIL will remain a people’s company with the support of the residents of its operational areas. Meanwhile, OIL has already deposited the requisite amount to the office of Deputy Commissioner, Tinsukia towards compensation to all concerned as per the interim order of Hon’ble NGT and advice of DC, Tinsukia.

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