Question

The Mingbulak (or Fergana Valley) Oil Spill (1992)

The largest land-based oil spill in history, and Asia’s worst oil spill, occurred in Uzbekistan on March 2, 1992. A blowout at a well spewed oil into the valley near the city of Fergana. The oil caught fire and burned for two months before the well pressure subsided. Of the estimated 88 million gallons that were released, more than 88 million gallons were protected from fire behind berms and dikes.
give the location of the oil spill
list the year of the oil spill
describe what caused this oil spill

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The oil spill occurred in Mingbulak, also known as the Fergana Valley, in Uzbekistan. It happened on March 2, 1992. The oil spill was caused by a blowout at a well, which resulted in the release of approximately 88 million gallons of oil into the valley.