The
cause
of
the
fire
on
the
Kirkuk-Ceyhan
pipeline
in
Turkey's
Sirnak
province
near
the
Iraqi
border
was
not
immediately
known,
but
authorities
suspected
sabotage,
security
sources
said,
according
to
Reuters.
It
is
the
second
such
incident
within
a
month
after
another
overnight
blast
attributed
to
Kurdistan
rebels
hit
the
600-mile
twin
pipeline
on
6
August.
The
incident
knocked
out
flows
pending
repairs
that
had
been
expected
to
take
up
to
ten
days,
although
exports
were
able
to
resume
on
the
second
line
after
four
days.
Monday’s
fire
was
extinguished
and
workers
tried
to
cool
the
pipeline.…
