Oil refinery on fire in Daya Bay Petrochemical District, Huizhou, Guangdong Province

At 1:45 on the 24th, in Guangdong Huizhou Daya Bay Petrochemical District, a 15,000 cubic meter oil tank of the CNOOC Huizhou Refinery set on fire. After an emergency rescue, the fire was extinguished at about 3 am. The accident caused direct economic losses of about RMB 600,000. Fortunately, there were no casualties and no oil spills.

In addition, all fire-fighting waters have been introduced into the monitoring pool, causing no pollution to the environment of Daya Bay. Cause of the accident is under further investigation.

On the morning of the 24th, Huizhou City held a press conference to inform the accident. Huang Yebin, secretary of the Huizhou Municipal Party Committee, and Li Xiu, mayor of the city of Huizhou paid great attention to the accident and quickly instructed relevant departments to quickly identify the causes of the accident and properly handle the aftermath of the accident. At the same time, they asked all units to further strengthen daily safety management, strengthen safety training for employees, and eliminate Similar incidents occurred again.

Huizhou Municipal Supervision Bureau Director Zeng Yuanxiang introduced that after receiving the accident report, the Huizhou Refining and Fire Brigade, the Daya Bay Fire Brigade, the Petrochemical Logistics Fire Brigade, and the China Sea Shell fire brigade were rushed to the scene for the first time, and the oil spill response was initiated. The Huizhou Municipal Party Committee, the Municipal Government, and the Daya Bay District Committee and the Administrative Committee also immediately organized public security, fire control, safety supervision, environmental protection, and 120 emergency personnel to rush to the scene to participate in rescue work.

At the same time, the Huizhou Environmental Protection Agency immediately organized personnel to inspect the collection of waste water and fire water on site, organized professionals to monitor on-site air and water quality, initiated accident emergency warning, and used a 1.5-meter-high cofferdam to effectively monitor fire water. . Through the on-site sense and actual detection of the air and water quality at the accident site, the major air quality and water quality indicators of Daya Bay reached the secondary standard and did not cause pollution to the sea area.

Dong Xiaoli, general manager of China Refinery's Huizhou Refinery Branch, said that CNOOC has set up an investigation bureau for the accident and will investigate the situation. In the future, it will cooperate with relevant departments of Huizhou City to provide professional training for employees and prevent the occurrence of similar accidents. Finish

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