Five Oil Rig Workers Suffered 'Worst Death Imaginable' After Being 'Boiled From the Inside'
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Three workers have died in a fire that broke out on a gas and oil exploration platform off the coast of Angola, authorities said on Tuesday. The disaster unfolded on May 20 at the deepwater exploration platform owned by the gas exploration consortium CABGOC, a subsidiary of US oil giant Chevron. CHEVRON PLATFORM FIRE INJURES 17 IN ANGOLA, INVESTIGATION UNDERWAYA serious fire incident at Chevron's Benguela Belize Lobito Tomboco (BBLT) deepwater …
Three people have died in a fire on an oil platform off the coast of Angola, authorities announced on Tuesday.
Five oil rig workers suffered 'worst death imaginable' after being 'boiled from the inside'
A horrendous incident on an oil rig saw five divers suffer a gruesome death.On a tragic day in 1983, the Byford Dolphin oil rig in Norway became the site of one of the most horrific accidents in the history of offshore drilling.This incident, now infamous as the Byford Dolphin disaster, claimed the lives of five men in one of the most gruesome ways imaginable, per IFL Science.The tragedy claimed the lives of British divers 35-year-old Edwin Arth…
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