Output at North Sea Gullfaks B platform shut after helicopter crash - Statoil


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  • Saturday, 30 Apr 2016

OSLO (Reuters) - Production at the Statoil-operated Gullfaks B platform in the North Sea is shut for an undetermined period following a helicopter crash in which 13 platform staff are presumed dead, a senior company official said.

"Production is shut at Gullfaks B so that we can take care of the (platform) staff in the best way possible," Statoil's head of development and production in Norway, Arne Sigve Nylund, told a news conference.

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