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Total Says Abandoning Myanmar Gas Field Would Hurt Workers, Cities

2021-04-05 11:15:00| OGI

Total was concerned staff there could be exposed to forced labor under the junta if it did decide to stop production in protest at violence in Myanmar, CEO Patrick Pouyanne said, and the group also did not want to cut off a major source of energy.

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