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Fire contained in Iran’s petrochemical complex, two injured

Firefighters have put out a fire that on Thursday hit a petrochemical factory in the southern Iranian port city of Mahshahr.

The fire broke out when a tanker was being filled with hydrocarbons at the factory.

The head of Mahshahr’s Special Economic Zone Organization said two people were injured in the incident and one of them was admitted to a hospital for treatment.

The tanker was carrying materials that are similar to gasoline and are used in solvents and paint production industries.

The exact cause of the fire is unknown.

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