Bahrain’s Gulf Petrochemical Industries Contains Fire After Iran Drone Attack
On April 5, Bahrain’s Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company said a blaze at its operating units was brought under control after an Iran drone attack. The Bahraini state news agency reported the incident on Sunday.
Incident and immediate response
No injuries were reported, the agency added. Emergency teams secured the site and contained the fire.
Specialist crews are conducting a damage assessment. Officials said the inspection work is ongoing.
Damage assessment and safety measures
Teams are evaluating equipment and structural impacts. Results of the assessment have not yet been released.
Operations at the affected units remain under close review. Safety protocols were activated immediately after the strike.
Company profile and ownership
GPIC is a joint venture that produces petrochemicals and fertiliser. It serves regional and international markets.
The company is jointly owned by Bahrain’s government, SABIC Agri‑Nutrients Co, and Kuwait’s Petrochemical Industries Co.
Wider context
The event adds to regional concerns over attacks on energy infrastructure. Industry watchers continue to monitor developments closely.
Filmogaz.com reported this account based on the Bahraini state news agency. Further updates will follow as assessments conclude.
