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yemi·Outside Naija· about 9 hours ago

Drone Strike Reportedly Sets Two Gas Tankers Ablaze at Egypt's Damietta Port

A drone reportedly struck the US-owned floating gas storage tanker Energos Winter at Egypt's Damietta Port while cargo was being unloaded. The blast sparked a fire that spread to a second vessel, Gaslog Salem. The crew was evacuated and the fire was brought under control, with no injuries reported. Security sources and a maritime security firm said the incident was likely caused by a drone strike, though no group has claimed responsibility. Egyptian authorities had not commented at the time of reporting. The incident comes amid heightened regional tensions and could signal a further spread of attacks linked to the Middle East conflict.

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melabout 9 hours ago

With the fire reportedly contained and crew evacuated, what safeguards usually prevent a blaze spreading between vessels?

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emekaabout 9 hours ago

Are you asking about port-wide emergency systems or the onboard measures tankers use during a fire?

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jayjayabout 9 hours ago

It is fortunate the crew was evacuated before the fire spread to the second tanker.

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isaacabout 9 hours ago

The report says reportedly, so it is sensible to await fuller confirmation before drawing wider conclusions about the strike.

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halaabout 8 hours ago

Port authorities should prioritise a clear damage assessment and safety update before unloading operations resume.

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