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Oil flowing on Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline -Botas source
07 Nov 2008 15:41:56 GMT
 Source: Reuters
ISTANBUL, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Oil flow has started flowing through one of the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipelines after an explosion on the line in Turkey cut the flow of oil, a senior source at Turkey's pipeline company Botas told Reuters on Friday.

Repairs on the part of the line that was damaged by an explosion on Wednesday were seen completed within three days, he said. (Reporting by Thomas Grove)


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