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- Q2384324 subject Q19121129.
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- Q2384324 subject Q8366235.
- Q2384324 subject Q8432025.
- Q2384324 abstract "On October 18, 1998 a pipeline explosion occurred in the community of Jesse (geographical coordinates 5.870°N 5.750°E / 5.870; 5.750), 290 kilometres (180 mi) southeast of Lagos, Nigeria. The cause of the blast has been debated. The Nigerian government stated the explosion took place after scavengers intentionally ruptured the pipeline with their tools and ignited the blaze; however, others have stated the pipeline ruptured due to a lack of maintenance and neglect with a cigarette igniting the fire. With up to 200 deaths attributed to the blast, the 1998 Jesse explosion has the distinction of being the most deadly pipeline explosion to have occurred in Nigeria.Located in the Niger Delta, the ruptured pipeline was owned by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), and served as a link between an oil refinery in the southeastern town of Warri, 340 kilometres (210 mi) southeast of Lagos, and Kaduna, 610 kilometres (380 mi) miles north of Warri. After igniting on October 18, the fire burned until a firefighting company from the United States was able to extinguish the blaze on October 23 with a nitrogen-rich foam. During a visit on October 19, Nigerian President Abdulsalami Abubakar promised to provide the necessary support to give aid in addition to develop solutions to prevent these types of tragedies from occurring again.Weeks after the explosion, the death toll continued to rise as many of those with injuries died while in hospitals, while others fled care as a result of fearing arrest by the Nigerian government on suspicion of igniting the blaze. Due to the intensity of the blaze, many victims were too badly burned to be identified, and as a result over 300 bodies were buried in mass graves.".
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- Q2384324 wikiPageWikiLink Q8011717.
- Q2384324 wikiPageWikiLink Q8179540.
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- Q2384324 point "5.87 5.75".
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- Q2384324 comment "On October 18, 1998 a pipeline explosion occurred in the community of Jesse (geographical coordinates 5.870°N 5.750°E / 5.870; 5.750), 290 kilometres (180 mi) southeast of Lagos, Nigeria. The cause of the blast has been debated.".
- Q2384324 label "1998 Jesse pipeline explosion".
- Q2384324 lat "5.87".
- Q2384324 long "5.75".
- Q2384324 depiction Red_pog.svg.
