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Silo blast in NW Türkiye damages some 15,000 tons of grain

Silo blast in NW Türkiye damages some 15,000 tons of grain

A blast that ripped by way of grain silos close to the Port of Derince in northwest Türkiye on Monday broken some 15,000 tons of grain, the Presidency’s Directorate of Communications stated in an announcement.

The blast befell because of wheat mud compression in the course of the switch of wheat from a ship to the silos, Seddar Yavuz, the governor of Kocaeli province, stated Monday. It was not clear what different grain was saved within the silos.

The explosion on the Turkish Grain Board (TMO) silos broken 13 of 60 silos there and injured 12 individuals.

The TMO’s Port of Derince silos have the capability to carry 95,000 tons of grain and there have been 75,000 tons saved when the explosion befell, the directorate’s assertion stated.

“According to the initial examinations, some 20% of the storage was damaged,” it stated.

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