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Qatar Says Explosion at Ras Laffan Site Won’t Affect LNG Exports

Qatar said it doesn’t expect liquefied natural gas exports to be impacted by an explosion at the Ras Laffan industrial complex which left 13 dead and 66 injured.

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Qatar Says Explosion at Ras Laffan Site Won’t Affect LNG Exports
Qatar said it doesn’t expect liquefied natural gas exports to be impacted by an explosion at the Ras Laffan industrial complex which left 13 dead and 66 injured.
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