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ONGC Mumbai High Platform Fire — What Happened and What It Means for Offshore Workers Everywhere You are reading this because fire broke out on a platform in the Arabian Sea, and ten people were hurt — or because you work offshore and you need to know what would happen if it were you. Either way, you need the truth about what the law does and does not cover when a platform catches fire 180 kilometers from the nearest shore. We are going to give you all of it — the facts of what happened at the ONGC SHP platform on the Mumbai High field, the safety regime that was supposed to prevent it, the medical reality of fire injuries at sea, the evidence that is already disappearing, and the hard jurisdictional truth about who can sue whom and where. Nothing held back. That is what this page is for. The ONGC SHP platform sits on the Mumbai High asset — one of India’s largest and oldest offshore hydrocarbon production complexes, operating in the Arabian Sea since the 1970s. On this day, fire broke out aboard the platform. Ten personnel sustained injuries. ONGC confirmed the fire was brought under control…