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PVEP maintains stable, safe production amidst COVID-19

PetroVietnam Exploration Production Corporation (PVEP) said it has rolled out measures synchronously to stabilise production and combat the COVID-19 pandemic, thus ensuring safety for its employees and oil and gas projects.
PVEP maintains stable, safe production amidst COVID-19 ảnh 1PVEP has rolled out measures synchronously to stabilise production and combat the COVID-19. (Photo: pandemic,pvep.com.vn)

Hanoi(VNA) – PetroVietnam ExplorationProduction Corporation (PVEP) said it has rolled out measures synchronously tostabilise production and combat the COVID-19 pandemic, thus ensuring safety forits employees and oil and gas projects.

As of February 15, its total exploitation output, bothat home and abroad, was over 5.4 million barrels, the corporation said, notingthat if the output is maintained, the firm would complete the target ofexploiting 3.7 million tonnes of oil this year.

Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, PVEP has stepped upmedical check-up for labourers before they are sent to work at oil and gas facilities.Meanwhile, its units have regularly provided an update on the pandemicsituation for the corporation steering committee for COVID-19 prevention andcontrol.

COVID-19 prevention and control measures will bemaintained in the corporation in the time ahead to ensure safety for its employeesas well as stable production and business./.
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