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Offshore drilling near Karachi completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan: Sources
18 May, 2019


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SHARES

*ISLAMABAD – **Offshore drilling in Kekra 1 expected oil field near Karachi have been completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan, Sources have revealed. *

*No reservoir of oil and gas was found from the sea after drilling, revealed sources.*


Meeting between PM Imran Khan and President Donald Trump possible
They said that the testing process had been completed after the drilling. “No reservoir of oil and gas could be found from sea,” they disclosed.

The sources said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had been informed about the results. An amount of Rs14 billion has been incurred on drilling up to 5,000 meters during four months.

PAF Chief held important meeting with PM Imran Khan
Pakistan, after a gap of nine years, began offshore drilling to find estimated huge oil and gas deposits. The US firm ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest oil and gas firms, in collaboration with Italian firm Eni Pakistan Limited, drilled in ultra-deep waters some 280 kilometres away from Karachi coast.

They drilled Kekra-1 well in Indus-G block, which is located some 280 kilometres away from the Karachi coast. For this purpose, ExxonMobil had brought one major drilling ship, three supply vessels and two helicopters on the site.

Indian Army resorts to unprovoked fire at LoC, Pakistani boy martyred
Besides, Pakistan state-owned Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDC) and Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) were part of the joint venture. Each of the four firms have a 25% participating interest in the block.

It was the 18th attempt to find hydrocarbons from deep waters in Pakistan. Some of the surveyors had found the block ‘Indus-G’ similar to Indian offshore Bombay High oilfields, which produces 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil, while some define it like wells producing hydrocarbons in the oil and gas rich country, Kuwait in the Gulf.

Exxon Mobil Corporation, through ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Pakistan BV (EEPP), had acquired 25% participating interest in May 2018 in Offshore Indus-G Block.

@niaz @Imran Khan @Clutch @The Accountant @Indus Pakistan @Khafee @MastanKhan
 
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Offshore drilling near Karachi completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan: Sources
18 May, 2019


offshore-drilling-near-karachi-completed-and-the-results-are-shocking-for-pakistan-sources-1558192986-5241.jpg


SHARES

*ISLAMABAD – **Offshore drilling in Kekra 1 expected oil field near Karachi have been completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan, Sources have revealed. *

*No reservoir of oil and gas was found from the sea after drilling, revealed sources.*


Meeting between PM Imran Khan and President Donald Trump possible
They said that the testing process had been completed after the drilling. “No reservoir of oil and gas could be found from sea,” they disclosed.

The sources said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had been informed about the results. An amount of Rs14 billion has been incurred on drilling up to 5,000 meters during four months.

PAF Chief held important meeting with PM Imran Khan
Pakistan, after a gap of nine years, began offshore drilling to find estimated huge oil and gas deposits. The US firm ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest oil and gas firms, in collaboration with Italian firm Eni Pakistan Limited, drilled in ultra-deep waters some 280 kilometres away from Karachi coast.

They drilled Kekra-1 well in Indus-G block, which is located some 280 kilometres away from the Karachi coast. For this purpose, ExxonMobil had brought one major drilling ship, three supply vessels and two helicopters on the site.

Indian Army resorts to unprovoked fire at LoC, Pakistani boy martyred
Besides, Pakistan state-owned Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDC) and Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) were part of the joint venture. Each of the four firms have a 25% participating interest in the block.

It was the 18th attempt to find hydrocarbons from deep waters in Pakistan. Some of the surveyors had found the block ‘Indus-G’ similar to Indian offshore Bombay High oilfields, which produces 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil, while some define it like wells producing hydrocarbons in the oil and gas rich country, Kuwait in the Gulf.

Exxon Mobil Corporation, through ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Pakistan BV (EEPP), had acquired 25% participating interest in May 2018 in Offshore Indus-G Block.

@niaz @Imran Khan @Clutch @The Accountant @Indus Pakistan @Khafee @MastanKhan

Saanday ka teil bhi nahi nikla? o_O
 
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Offshore drilling near Karachi completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan: Sources
18 May, 2019


offshore-drilling-near-karachi-completed-and-the-results-are-shocking-for-pakistan-sources-1558192986-5241.jpg


SHARES

*ISLAMABAD – **Offshore drilling in Kekra 1 expected oil field near Karachi have been completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan, Sources have revealed. *

*No reservoir of oil and gas was found from the sea after drilling, revealed sources.*


Meeting between PM Imran Khan and President Donald Trump possible
They said that the testing process had been completed after the drilling. “No reservoir of oil and gas could be found from sea,” they disclosed.

The sources said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had been informed about the results. An amount of Rs14 billion has been incurred on drilling up to 5,000 meters during four months.

PAF Chief held important meeting with PM Imran Khan
Pakistan, after a gap of nine years, began offshore drilling to find estimated huge oil and gas deposits. The US firm ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest oil and gas firms, in collaboration with Italian firm Eni Pakistan Limited, drilled in ultra-deep waters some 280 kilometres away from Karachi coast.

They drilled Kekra-1 well in Indus-G block, which is located some 280 kilometres away from the Karachi coast. For this purpose, ExxonMobil had brought one major drilling ship, three supply vessels and two helicopters on the site.

Indian Army resorts to unprovoked fire at LoC, Pakistani boy martyred
Besides, Pakistan state-owned Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDC) and Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) were part of the joint venture. Each of the four firms have a 25% participating interest in the block.

It was the 18th attempt to find hydrocarbons from deep waters in Pakistan. Some of the surveyors had found the block ‘Indus-G’ similar to Indian offshore Bombay High oilfields, which produces 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil, while some define it like wells producing hydrocarbons in the oil and gas rich country, Kuwait in the Gulf.

Exxon Mobil Corporation, through ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Pakistan BV (EEPP), had acquired 25% participating interest in May 2018 in Offshore Indus-G Block.

@niaz @Imran Khan @Clutch @The Accountant @Indus Pakistan @Khafee @MastanKhan
@Tps43 @ali_raza Pls note
 
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Offshore drilling near Karachi completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan: Sources
18 May, 2019


offshore-drilling-near-karachi-completed-and-the-results-are-shocking-for-pakistan-sources-1558192986-5241.jpg


SHARES

*ISLAMABAD – **Offshore drilling in Kekra 1 expected oil field near Karachi have been completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan, Sources have revealed. *

*No reservoir of oil and gas was found from the sea after drilling, revealed sources.*


Meeting between PM Imran Khan and President Donald Trump possible
They said that the testing process had been completed after the drilling. “No reservoir of oil and gas could be found from sea,” they disclosed.

The sources said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had been informed about the results. An amount of Rs14 billion has been incurred on drilling up to 5,000 meters during four months.

PAF Chief held important meeting with PM Imran Khan
Pakistan, after a gap of nine years, began offshore drilling to find estimated huge oil and gas deposits. The US firm ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest oil and gas firms, in collaboration with Italian firm Eni Pakistan Limited, drilled in ultra-deep waters some 280 kilometres away from Karachi coast.

They drilled Kekra-1 well in Indus-G block, which is located some 280 kilometres away from the Karachi coast. For this purpose, ExxonMobil had brought one major drilling ship, three supply vessels and two helicopters on the site.

Indian Army resorts to unprovoked fire at LoC, Pakistani boy martyred
Besides, Pakistan state-owned Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDC) and Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) were part of the joint venture. Each of the four firms have a 25% participating interest in the block.

It was the 18th attempt to find hydrocarbons from deep waters in Pakistan. Some of the surveyors had found the block ‘Indus-G’ similar to Indian offshore Bombay High oilfields, which produces 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil, while some define it like wells producing hydrocarbons in the oil and gas rich country, Kuwait in the Gulf.

Exxon Mobil Corporation, through ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Pakistan BV (EEPP), had acquired 25% participating interest in May 2018 in Offshore Indus-G Block.

@niaz @Imran Khan @Clutch @The Accountant @Indus Pakistan @Khafee @MastanKhan

That was unexpected for sure!!

Goes to show our impulsive not fact based opinions are harmful.

Our media are the biggest bunch of morons making idiots of the general population. Our politicians feed the population pipe dreams and our gullible folks eat it up.

I always said wait for the official report before making any conclusions.
 
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That was unexpected for sure!!

Goes to show our impulsive not fact based opinions are harmful.

Our media are the biggest bunch of morons making idiots of the general population. Our politicians feed the population pipe dreams and our gullible folks eat it up.

May be God knows we are not ready for any sort of riches because we are too corrupt as a nation.
sir i hope that the source proves wrong this time
 
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That was unexpected for sure!!

Goes to show our impulsive not fact based opinions are harmful.

Our media are the biggest bunch of morons making idiots of the general population. Our politicians feed the population pipe dreams and our gullible folks eat it up.

I always said wait for the official report before making any conclusions.
sir i hope that the source proves wrong this time
In excess of US$100m were spent on this exercise, and this news.

Kiya samjhay?
 
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That was unexpected for sure!!

Goes to show our impulsive not fact based opinions are harmful.

Our media are the biggest bunch of morons making idiots of the general population. Our politicians feed the population pipe dreams and our gullible folks eat it up.

I always said wait for the official report before making any conclusions.

I wonder why is the drill ship and all the support ships still there if the well came up dry???
https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:66.114/centery:22.503/zoom:16
 
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this can’t be true cos just now IK was again talking about gas reserves
if this was the case he wouldn’t be talking about it again and again


IK needs to stop being so impulsive and then have to back peddle everytime
 
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Offshore drilling near Karachi completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan: Sources
18 May, 2019


offshore-drilling-near-karachi-completed-and-the-results-are-shocking-for-pakistan-sources-1558192986-5241.jpg


SHARES

*ISLAMABAD – **Offshore drilling in Kekra 1 expected oil field near Karachi have been completed and the results are shocking for Pakistan, Sources have revealed. *

*No reservoir of oil and gas was found from the sea after drilling, revealed sources.*


Meeting between PM Imran Khan and President Donald Trump possible
They said that the testing process had been completed after the drilling. “No reservoir of oil and gas could be found from sea,” they disclosed.

The sources said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had been informed about the results. An amount of Rs14 billion has been incurred on drilling up to 5,000 meters during four months.

PAF Chief held important meeting with PM Imran Khan
Pakistan, after a gap of nine years, began offshore drilling to find estimated huge oil and gas deposits. The US firm ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest oil and gas firms, in collaboration with Italian firm Eni Pakistan Limited, drilled in ultra-deep waters some 280 kilometres away from Karachi coast.

They drilled Kekra-1 well in Indus-G block, which is located some 280 kilometres away from the Karachi coast. For this purpose, ExxonMobil had brought one major drilling ship, three supply vessels and two helicopters on the site.

Indian Army resorts to unprovoked fire at LoC, Pakistani boy martyred
Besides, Pakistan state-owned Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDC) and Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) were part of the joint venture. Each of the four firms have a 25% participating interest in the block.

It was the 18th attempt to find hydrocarbons from deep waters in Pakistan. Some of the surveyors had found the block ‘Indus-G’ similar to Indian offshore Bombay High oilfields, which produces 350,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil, while some define it like wells producing hydrocarbons in the oil and gas rich country, Kuwait in the Gulf.

Exxon Mobil Corporation, through ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Pakistan BV (EEPP), had acquired 25% participating interest in May 2018 in Offshore Indus-G Block.

@niaz @Imran Khan @Clutch @The Accountant @Indus Pakistan @Khafee @MastanKhan
hamari to kismat hi kharab hai BC :rolleyes:
 
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