Another fire at nickel smelter in Indonesia's Sulawesi, no injuries

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JAKARTA (Reuters): A fire broke out at a nickel smelter in eastern Indonesia, an official said on Saturday, less than a month after a fire at the same industrial park killed 21 people.

No workers were injured in the late Friday furnace fire at the smelter in Morowali, operated by Sulawesi Mining Investment, said park spokesperson Dedy Kuniawan.

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