Polisi Bongkar Aktivitas Penimbunan BBM Ilegal di Lokasi Kebakaran di Ogan Ilir

Polisi Bongkar Aktivitas Penimbunan BBM Ilegal di Lokasi Kebakaran di Ogan Ilir
Nefri Inge
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Kebakaran hebat yang terjadi di Ogan Ilir Sumsel disebabkan oleh maraknya penimbunan BBM ilegal di Pemulutan Ogan Ilir.

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