Hurricane Dorian Rips Roofs Off Bahamas Oil Storage

  • Oil observed on the ground at tank storage facility: Equinor
  • Spill is another blow for storm-battered Grand Bahama island
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Hurricane Dorian has left oil seeping into the ground on the island of Grand Bahama after the storm blew the tops off five crude-storage tanks on the island.

“According to the information we have right now, the roofs of five tanks are gone,” Norway’s Equinor ASA, which owns the storage facilities, said in a statement. “We do not know if they are been carried away by the winds or fallen into the tanks.”