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At least 13 injured as gas tanker explodes in Cambodia

At least 13 people were injured when a gas tank truck exploded in Siem Reap province, northwestern Cambodia, on August 14.
At least 13 injured as gas tanker explodes in Cambodia ảnh 1At least 13 people injured in the explosion (Photo: CNE)

Phnom Penh (VNA) – At least 13 people were injured when a gas tanktruck exploded in Siem Reap province, northwestern Cambodia, on August 14.

Deputy chief of the provincial police Brigadier General Phing Sambath said onAugust 15 that the incident happened at a liquefied petroleum gas station atWat Bo village in Siem Reap. At that time, the 2,000-litre liquefied petroleumgas tank truck was transferring the gas to the station’s storage tank.

Among the injured, there was a police officer.

The cause of the explosion is unknown yet, and further investigation isunderway, Sambath said.-VNA
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