Pipeline attack causes Tigris oil slicks, water crisis
The April 16 bombing of pipelines near the Tigris has sent oil spilling into the river and endangered the water supply for millions of Iraqis.
Oil slicks flow down the Tigris river through Tikrit, in Salahaddin province, on April 21, 2014. (STAFF/Iraq Oil Report)
BAQUBA - Diyala province has closed water intakes along the Tigris River, as oil slicks attributed to the April 16 bombing of pipelines feeding the Baiji refinery are heading toward Baghdad.
Preventative measures were taken the morning after the attack on the oil and gas pipelines in the al-Fatha area along the Tigris River in Salahaddin province.
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