A new fire erupted at a petrochemical factory in Khuzestan province of Iran after firefighters put out a blaze earlier in the day at the facility, Iran’s official news agency IRNA reported. The petrochemical plant is affiliated to Iran’s state-owned National Petrochemical Company The report quoted a spokesman for the company as saying the fire will continue until the contents of the tank burn off completely.
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