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Abu Dhabi, April 05 (QNA) – The Abu Dhabi Media Officeآ (ADMO) announced Sunday that the competent authorities in the emirate are responding to several fires that broke out at the Borouge petrochemicals plant, caused by falling debris following a successful interception by air defense systems.
The ADMO said on X platform that operations at the facility were immediately suspended while damage is assessed, indicating that no injuries have been reported so far. (QNA)
