An explosion at Guinea's main oil terminal in Conakry has resulted in at least eight deaths and numerous injuries, with nearby buildings sustaining damage. The cause of the fire remains unknown, prompting the closure of schools and urging workers to stay home.
At least eight people were killed and 84 injured in a blast at an oil terminal in Conakry, Guinea's capital. The explosion caused a huge fire and billowing black smoke, forcing hundreds to flee. Guinea, which is not an oil producer, imports refined products stored in the Kaloum terminal. The cause of the blast is unknown, and an investigation will be launched to determine responsibility.
At least eight people were killed and 84 injured in a blast at an oil terminal in Conakry, Guinea's capital. The fire, which started in the early hours of Monday, caused significant damage to the terminal and forced the closure of schools in the area. The cause of the blast is still unknown, and the extent of the damage is yet to be determined.