ONGC Mori-5 Well Gas Leak Fire
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jan 05, 2026 · Last updated Jan 05, 2026
The gas leak and fire at the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation's Mori-5 well, operated by Deep Industries, could lead to short-term production disruptions and potential financial losses for both companies. This incident may also raise concerns about operational safety in the oil and gas industry, potentially affecting investor sentiment towards similar companies.
A gas pipeline leakage at the Mori-5 well in Dr B R Ambedkar India — Konaseema district, owned by Oil and Natural Gas Corporation and operated by its production contractor Deep Industries, caught fire. There were no reported casualties. Senior officials from Oil and Natural Gas Corporation rushed to the site to assess the situation and analyze the cause. The India — Konaseema district administration is coordinating firefighting and safety measures. Deep Industries had secured a Rs 1,402-crore contract in 2024 for production enhancement operations at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation's Rajahmundry Asset in India — Andhra Pradesh and has been operating the Mori-5 well for about a year. The incident occurred during repair work after production had been temporarily halted, leading to a powerful blowout.
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