A fire at a petroleum storage facility in Sharjah's Sajaa Industrial Area was brought under control late Saturday night. Emergency services responded swiftly to contain the blaze, believed to have been triggered by a tank leak. No casualties were reported but the incident highlights regional security concerns surrounding energy infrastructure.
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