Lat: 27°53’49.20″N
Lon: 9° 7’37.20″E
This is the Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria.
We all hope the hostages get out alright.
Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria
27.897, 9.127
The Tigantourine natural gas facility in the Amenas gas field in eastern Algeria
27°54’11.24″ N 9° 7’25.45″ E
In Amenas, Ilizis, Algeria.
27°54’11.11″N 9°07’22.80″E
“The In Amenas hostage crisis” began on 16 January 2013, when al-Qaeda-linked terrorists affiliated with a brigade led by Mokhtar Belmokhtar took over 800 people hostage at the Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria.
BP gas plant, In Amenas hostage crisis, Algeria
27°53’49.20″N 9° 7’37.20″E
The Tiguentourine gas facility (near In Amenas), where over 800 people were taken hostage on 16 January 2013.
27°53’49.2″N, 9°7’37.2″E
algeria.
Tigantourine natural gas facility, Amenas gas field, Algeria
in amenas, algeria. The gas plant which was attacked.
Apologies to all. I had the wrong hostage story stuck in my head and now realise the tragedy involved here. I am very lucky to live in a safe country away from most of the worlds senseless violence and hope that one day peace will come to the regions of insanity.
Tigentourine gas field, site of the Algeria hostage crisis
Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria
Lat 27.9 Lon 9.125
27° 54′ 23.21″ N
9° 7′ 14.07″ E
BP Gas Plant in Algerian desert
Tiguentourine, Algerie, 27.915174,9.113846
(In Amenas hostage crisis)
Gas plant at Tiguentourine, Algeria
The Amenas gas field, jointly operated by British oil giant BP, Norway’s Statoil and state-run Algerian energy firm Sonatrach, in eastern Algeria
Lat: 27°53’49.20″N
Lon: 9° 7’37.20″E
This is the Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria.
We all hope the hostages get out alright.
Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria
27.897, 9.127
The Tigantourine natural gas facility in the Amenas gas field in eastern Algeria
27°54’11.24″ N 9° 7’25.45″ E
In Amenas, Ilizis, Algeria.
27°54’11.11″N 9°07’22.80″E
“The In Amenas hostage crisis” began on 16 January 2013, when al-Qaeda-linked terrorists affiliated with a brigade led by Mokhtar Belmokhtar took over 800 people hostage at the Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria.
BP gas plant, In Amenas hostage crisis, Algeria
27°53’49.20″N 9° 7’37.20″E
The Tiguentourine gas facility (near In Amenas), where over 800 people were taken hostage on 16 January 2013.
27°53’49.2″N, 9°7’37.2″E
algeria.
Tigantourine natural gas facility, Amenas gas field, Algeria
in amenas, algeria. The gas plant which was attacked.
Apologies to all. I had the wrong hostage story stuck in my head and now realise the tragedy involved here. I am very lucky to live in a safe country away from most of the worlds senseless violence and hope that one day peace will come to the regions of insanity.
Tigentourine gas field, site of the Algeria hostage crisis
Tigantourine gas facility near In Amenas, Algeria
Lat 27.9 Lon 9.125
27° 54′ 23.21″ N
9° 7′ 14.07″ E
BP Gas Plant in Algerian desert
Tiguentourine, Algerie, 27.915174,9.113846
(In Amenas hostage crisis)
Gas plant at Tiguentourine, Algeria
The Amenas gas field, jointly operated by British oil giant BP, Norway’s Statoil and state-run Algerian energy firm Sonatrach, in eastern Algeria