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Worker dies in BP fall on Unity platform in North Sea Worker dies in BP fall on Unity platform in North Sea
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A man has died after a fall on BP's Unity platform in the North Sea.A man has died after a fall on BP's Unity platform in the North Sea.
The incident happened in the Forties field at about 04:10. The incident, involving an employee of Cape, happened at about 04:10, 97 miles off Aberdeen.
Police Scotland said it had been informed of the death offshore. BP said it could confirm that "an incident occurred". A BP spokesman said: "BP is deeply saddened to confirm that an offshore worker has died following an incident on the Unity platform. The next of kin have been informed."
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) said it was aware of the incident and was working with the police. Police Scotland and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have also been informed.
BP added: "BP is working with Police Scotland, the HSE, Cape and other relevant organisations to support those affected and ensure that the incident is fully investigated.
"The company extends its deepest sympathies to the deceased's family and employers and will provide them with every support it can.
"A dedicated phone line has been set up for any relative inquiries and can be contacted on 0808 1000 333."