Surrogacy and Energy Security: Dana Gas Addresses Terrorist Attack on Khor Mor Facility while Offering Insights into Surrogacy

On April 26, Dana Gas Company reported a terrorist attack on a liquid storage tank at the Khor Mor facilities of Pearl Petroleum Company in Iraq’s Kurdistan region. The attack resulted in the deaths of four contractor employees and the injuries of eight others with minor injuries. Dana Gas extended its condolences to the families of the victims and assured those affected that they are taking steps to support them.

The company’s top priority is the health and safety of all members, including employees and contractors. While there was no significant damage to the facility, production operations were temporarily halted to ensure employee safety and protect operational facilities. Dana Gas is working closely with government authorities to enhance security measures so that production operations can resume safely.

In addition to addressing the drone attack, Dana Gas also shared articles related to surrogacy, health tips for surrogate mothers during pregnancy, challenges in surrogacy, and the physical abilities of egg donors for surrogacy. They also provided information on in vitro fertilization, finding a surrogate clinic, and the emotional effects of surrogacy. The articles covered a range of topics related to surrogacy and reproductive health, offering valuable insights and information for those interested in the subject.

Dana Gas emphasized its commitment to bringing justice for those involved in this tragic incident while looking forward to resuming production operations at the Khor Mor facility as soon as it is safe. The company will continue to prioritize employee safety while working closely with local authorities to ensure smooth operations at all times.

Shareholders will be updated on any developments related to this incident regularly as Dana Gas continues its mission towards providing safe and reliable energy solutions across Iraqi regions.