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CORRECTED-Massive fire at Haldia Petrochemicals' plant in India, several workers injured, local media says

CORRECTED-Massive fire at Haldia Petrochemicals' plant in India, several workers injured, local media says

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Published: June 30, 2026 11:09:09 IST

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(Corrects to show it is Haldia Petrochemicals' plant, not oil refinery, in headline and paragraph 1) June 30 (Reuters) – A massive fire broke out in a naphtha-carrying pipeline at Haldia

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