Japan's Mitsui Chemicals’ 455000 tpa naphtha cracker at Osaka has sprung an oil leak that has not had any major impact on the cracker's operations. Two workers suffered minor burns in the leak that did not cause a fire. Origin of the leak has been identified and the problem has been resolved.
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