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  • 9
    Apr
    2012
    1:19am, EDT

    Mike Meadows / AP

    Firefighters use foam to extinguish a gasoline tanker fire in Glendale, Calif., Saturday, April 7.

    Firefighters extinguish tanker blaze on California freeway

    The California Highway Patrol reopened the eastbound 134 Freeway near where the gasoline tanker truck caught fire in a crash with a Honda sedan that sent flames and black smoke shooting into the air. Firefighters say about 6,000 gallons of fuel burned.

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    i sow the image of "lucifer" on the top of fire , people need to consentrated the fire on the top not only the fire? people god lucifer was so very happy in that event , remember this, a lot of people in the world are waiting thier spirit in the heaven, yes heaven of lucifer. every thing will be alr …

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  • 11
    Mar
    2012
    3:08pm, EDT

    Empty tanker ship runs aground off Sicilian coast

    Marcello Paternostro / AFP - Getty Images

    Waves break over an Italian oil tanker, submerged by waves, that ran aground near Syracuse, in southern Sicily on March 11. The ship ran aground in high winds and seas off Sicily, the coastguard said, adding that the 19 crew were taken off by helicopter amid worsening weather.

    Marcello Paternostro / AFP - Getty Images

    Rescuers work on an Italian oil tanker that ran aground near Syracuse, in southern Sicily on March 11.

    An empty Italian tanker ran aground on rocks in bad weather off the Sicilian coast on Saturday and all 19 crew members were rescued, the coastguard said.

    The 127-metre-long (415-feet-long) Gelso M was heading for the Sicilian port of Augusta, home of an oil refinery and chemical complex, to take on fuel.

    The coastguard said the tanker, listed as an oil/chemical tanker, was not carrying cargo at the time of the accident.

    The ship had taken on water in its engine room and plans were being made to move it from the rocks, the coastguard said.

    -- Reported by Reuters

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  • 15
    Jan
    2012
    9:43am, EST

    Oil tanker explosion kills 5 off coast of South Korea

    Korea Coast Guard via Reuters

    Damage is seen on the Doola 3, an oil tanker carrying petroleum, after it exploded in waters off South Korea's western port city of Incheon Jan. 15.

    According to the Korea Herald:

    Doola Shipping, which operates the ship, said the explosion seems to have taken place while gas was being drained from the oil tank. "The vessel usually transports diesel, but this time it carried gasoline. We are now examining whether it had any relation to the explosion," a company official said.

    The explosion was not caused by any external shock, Coast Guard officials said, adding it suddenly occurred when some crew members were cleaning the oil tank on the deck. They will request a forensic test for the case, the officials said.

    Full story: Freight vessel explosion in West Sea kills 5 crewmen

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    Boats of the South Korean Coast Guard patrol near the damaged Doola 3, center, an oil tanker carrying petroleum, after it exploded in waters off South Korea's western port city of Incheon Jan. 15. Five crew members were killed and six others are missing after the explosion of the 4,191-tonne freight ship, which had been carrying 16 crewmen -- 11 Koreans and 5 Myanmarese -- on board, in waters north of Jawol Island near Incheon, according to the coast guard.

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  • 14
    Nov
    2010
    9:53am, EST

    Two attacks in Afghanistan

    Rahmat Gul / AP

    Smoke rises from a burning convoy of NATO fuel tankers after it was attacked by militants in the Behsod district of Nangarhar province, east of Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Nov 14.

    Rahmat Gul / AP

    Afghans stand near the scene of an explosion in Jalalabad, east of Kabul, Afghanistan, Nov. 14. A bomb placed in a wheelbarrow exploded in the provincial capital of Jalalabad, killing at least one civilian and injuring nine other people, the Interior Ministry said.

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  • 5
    Sep
    2010
    8:00pm, EDT

    Pius Utomi Ekpei / AFP - Getty Images

    Fire rages on three fuel tankers and eleven cars at Ibafo Town on the Lagos Ibadan highway on Sunday, Sept. 5. More than a dozen vehicles including two mini buses burned as three tankers loaded with fuel exploded following a collision with a car near Lagos. A body burned beyond recognition and an occupant of one of the vehicles that escaped from the fire was seen lying unconscious at the scene.

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