A major fire broke out at the naphtha cracker unit of the Haldia Petrochemicals Limited at the end of last week, injuring 15 people, a senior police officer said.
However, it is operating its naphtha cracker at full capacity as fire at a pipeline did not affect throughput, as per sources in Reuters.
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