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Poles Were Said to Be the Primary Victims of the Norwegian Giant. What Happened on the Island of Melkøya?

Summary by rmf24.pl
Norwegian police have received a report of suspected criminal activity by the fuel company Equinor (formerly Statoil). The allegations concern long-standing violations of employee rights, with the majority of those affected reportedly being Poles. Norwegian media have been reporting on serious irregularities at the fuel giant for months, including the benzene poisoning of seven employees.
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Norwegian police have received a report of suspected criminal activity by the fuel company Equinor (formerly Statoil). The allegations concern long-standing violations of employee rights, with the majority of those affected reportedly being Poles. Norwegian media have been reporting on serious irregularities at the fuel giant for months, including the benzene poisoning of seven employees.

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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