Police Launch Investigation into Fire OutBreak At Trans Niger Delta Pipeline In Rivers
The Rivers State Police Command has commenced a thorough investigation to determine the cause of a fire outbreak at the border of Kpor and Bodo communities in Rivers State.
The Command’s spokesperson, Grace Iringe-Koko, in a statement, that, as part of the investigation, two individuals have been taken in for questioning to uncover any potential act of sabotage.
The Police Command assured residents of their commitment to protecting lives and property and urged them to remain calm and vigilant.
Iringe-Koko also encouraged members of the public to contact the nearest police station with any useful information regarding the incident or any suspicious activities
Recall that a fire incident occurred at the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) operated Trans Niger Delta Pipeline, located at the border of Kpor and Bodo communities in Rivers State.
The incident was discovered during a routine night patrol by security operatives, who promptly alerted SPDC management.
The swift intervention of the security operatives and SPDC management ensured that the situation was brought under control and that there was no further threat to residents or the environment.
The affected pipeline was shut down as part of the necessary safety protocols.
Police Launch Investigation into Fire OutBreak At Trans Niger Delta Pipeline In Rivers is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
