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PHOTOS: Scene of militants attack on Trans Forcados Export Trunkline in Delta

November 9, 2016
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The sank barge carrying a crane was attacked by suspected militants in the ongoing repair works on the Trans Forcados Export Trunkline in Batan community, Warri South-West Council Area of Delta State on Tuesday.

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