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Oil pipeline blast hits village in Iran’s Hormozgan, Persian Gulf

An oil pipeline blew up in a village near Bandar Khamir in southern Iranian Hormozgan Province along the Persian Gulf, in the early hours of Monday, according to local sources.

The blast hit Keshar at about 04:40 local time (01:10 GMT) on Monday and firefighters are on the site to contain the flames.

No report has been released on the casualties, if any, and the damage.

Investigation is going on to find out the cause of the incident.

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