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Two Syrian pipelines damaged in fresh blow to war-hit energy network

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Two Syrian pipelines damaged in fresh blow to war-hit energy network

Two pipelines transporting gas and petroleum products in Syria experienced damage due to separate incidents.

An explosion occurred on the Jbessa gas pipeline, igniting a fire that required emergency response.

Meanwhile, a leak occurred on the Baniyas-Homs pipeline, believed to be linked to attempted fuel theft.

The Syrian Petroleum Company is working to repair the damaged sections and maintain gas supplies.

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