World Seven dead, including six Chinese nationals, nine are missing in Russia's gas plant fire The fire, which broke out on Tuesday, was extinguished, the plant's press service said Published August 26, 2026 Updated August 26, 2026 10:32am Save Saved 1 min Comments Photo: Reuters By Reuters MOSCOW: Seven people have died, including six Chinese nationals, while nine more workers from China are missing, in a fire at a gas chemical complex in Russia’s far eastern Amur region, according to the plant’s Telegram channel. Drone attack ignites blaze at energy plant in Russia’s Volgograd, governor says The fire, which broke out on Tuesday, was extinguished, the plant’s press service said. China Seven dead Russia gas plant fire Comments 200 characters remaining More Stories Pakistan calls for protection of commercial shipping, political settlement in Yemen Saudi-led coalition says destroyed more than 100 Houthi targets India detains protesters, locks down Delhi ahead of rally against election chief Gold prices gain Rs1,100 per tola in Pakistan UK flight operation: PIA strikes deal to acquire two Boeing Dreamliners Isaias weakens to Category 1 hurricane after Florida landfall, NHC says Trump says Norway has 'indelible stain' for not awarding him Nobel Peace Prize Pakistan's poultry exports lag despite industry's growth potential, says Aurangzeb Govt cuts petrol price by Re0.66, raises diesel by Re0.52 per litre FO says no airstrikes against Houthis FPCCI says industrial power tariff must fall below 9 cents for all to boost exports Browse all stories
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