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    About 37 die in Rivers crude oil theft incident

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    At least, 37 people have reportedly died in Rivers State after an attempt to siphon crude oil from a loading vessel resulted in the release of toxic fumes.

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    ‎The incident occurred in Nigeria’s oil-producing Niger Delta region.

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    ‎According to the Youths and Environmental Advocacy Center, the victims were allegedly siphoning crude into boats when they were exposed to high-pressure toxic fumes.

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    ‎However, the Rivers State Police Command has confirmed the deaths without giving an official death toll, saying investigations are ongoing.

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    ‎Several people were also reportedly missing following the incident.

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