"BOST attributes \u201cfuel spillage\u201d in Maame Water Community to pressure testing"

" BOST attributes \u201cfuel spillage\u201d in Maame Water Community to pressure testing \r\n The Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation (BOST) Company, has denied media reports of a fuel spillage in the Atimpoku area beyond the Adomi Bridge in a village called Maame Water. \r\n According to BOST, the said fuel spillage is rather a \u201cpushout of a sludge\u201d due to pressure testing on the company\u2019s 71km petroleum product pipeline stretching from Accra Plains Depot to the Akosombo Depot. \r\n The sludge, BOST noted, is a combination of water, dirt and fuel residue formed in the pipeline. \r\n \u201cRepair works on the pipeline commenced a year ago and was expected to be completed by the third quarter of 2022. \r\n \u201cFor proper assessment of the degree of the damage at the commencement of the repair works, water was pumped up the line to help with the full detection of all leakages for repairs. \r\n \u201cAfter the repair works, the company carried out a pressure testing of the line to be sure all the leakages detected have been rectified. It is this pressure testing which resulted in the pushout of a sludge in the Maame Water area which is being reported in the media,\u201d read parts of the statement. \r\n \u201cWe wish to assure the public that the situation is under control and there are no financial cost implications of the spillage since same was carried to check the integrity of the repaired pipeline,\u201d added the statement. \r\n Read details of the statement: \r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n "

"BOST attributes \u201cfuel spillage\u201d in Maame Water Community to pressure testing"

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