This paper already printed a temporary East-West closure after Thursday's pump-station fire. [1] Friday still has precaution, not a destroyed bypass. A second pipeline line is not a second outage. Print temporary. Do not print vanished. Position 4 already owns the ministry word.

No ministry kill-order is in Friday copy, so this brief only points at position 4 and does not invent a wrecked line.
Thursday's fire is still Thursday's fire. Friday recap that doubles the bypass as destroyed is a feed, not Reuters.
The paper revisits this story when a named destroyed bypass exists.
Friday is not a kill-order.
Position 4 already named temporary.

Filed Fridays hold; both sentences hold. Fire plus precaution equals a full Friday energy file. Nothing further burns today.
Pump fires and precautionary shutdowns are different sentences sharing a pipeline. Thursday had the fire; the ministry added the precaution. Friday keeps both distinct.

Distinct sentences stay distinct; Friday keeps the split. Splitting is the update. Kill-orders wait on later pages.

Later kill-orders wait; Friday keeps fire and precaution as two sentences. Thursday had the blaze. The ministry added the word.

Voluntary shutdowns are a different sentence. Friday keeps the split. East-West is another file.

The named East-West closure still lives at position 4. Thursday's pump-station fire did not become a vanished bypass overnight. Reuters is not a wrecked line on Friday. No second outage is invented on this pointer.
The fire and the closure are a split. East-West is another file. No second outage is invented.

East-West is another file. No second outage is invented. Friday's fire file is not the East-West closure.

-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem