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KEMAMAN: Kemaman Bitumen Company (KBC) will resume operations only after obtaining permission from the Department of Fire and Rescue, after the massive fire that affected its three giant tanks of crude oil.
Sanjay Groover said that he had spoken to the relevant authorities about this
"We will not resume operations at our discretion, I must point out that we have 30 tanks in our areas, but that we are not going to do it. only one zone is affected
"This zone has six reservoirs of which only two tanks have been completely eviscerated by fire, while the third has been partially affected.
"We will get a certified expert to check the safety aspects of the remaining tanks in the" He added that employees were not allowed to enter the area with the exception of those involved in the fires of the KBC Telok Kalong region. Combat and Support Operations
Grover also expressed disappointment with the false Facebook news that six workers had stopped the mishap, saying it had affected the image of the company. ;business.
He also hoped that the residents The deputy director of the Kemaman police, DSP Mohd Haki Hasbullah, said that the spread of negative news could worry residents living near the factory.
added that the police would take action against anyone who was responsible for spreading such (false) information under the Anti-Fake News Act 2018, should there be reports made by the company or the parties concerned. – Bernama
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