Sat, 19th Jan 2013 16:25
ALGIERS, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Algeria's national oil and gascompany Sonatrach has estimated $11 million of losses a day fromthe shutdown of the In Amenas plant taken over by alQaeda-linked fighters three days ago, a source inside thecompany said on Saturday.
The Algerian army staged a final assault on the gunmen onSaturday, a local source and the state news agency said.
The Sonatrach source, who asked not to be named, said thedate for the plant to resume operations was not known.
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