(Mexico City) — A fire on a tanker carrying gasoline and diesel off Mexico’s Gulf coast was put out Sunday, a day after the blaze began, the country’s state oil company said. Firefighting boats had battled the blaze since Saturday aboard the Burgos, which is owned by the company, Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex. A Pemex statement Sunday night said experts have begun investigating to determine what caused the fire in two of the ship’s tanks.
A Fuel Tanker Fire Has Been Extinguished Off Mexico’s Gulf Coast, Oil Company Says
Associated Press, Time: World
Sun, 09/25/2016 - 8:58pm
Topics: mexico city mexico s gulf firefighting petroleos mexicanos earlier firefighters veracruz port authority mexico s profepa coatzacoalcos port authority director juan ignacio fernandez pemex veracruz the burgos fuel tanker oil company ship gasoline diesel sunday booms blaze state day saturday statement carrying
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