A helicopter drops water over burning fuel storage tanks that exploded near the supertanker port in Matanzas. Reuters
A column of smoke rises from a fire at a fuel depot in Matanzas, Cuba. According to the authorities, 17 firefighters have gone missing while tackling the blaze. EPA
People enjoy the beach while smoke rises from the fire at fuel storage tanks that exploded near Cuba's supertanker port in Matanzas. Reuters
Cuba has asked for help to contain the enormous fire that left more than 120 people injured and 17 firefighters missing. About 800 people have been evacuated from the area. AFP
The fire caused by lightning on Friday spread to a second tank at dawn on Saturday, official sources reported. AFP
Firefighters in action in Matanzas, western Cuba. AFP
View of an oil tank on fire in Matanzas. AFP
Members of the Cuban Red Cross prepare to go Matanzas, where firefighters are working to quell the blaze, which began during a thunderstorm. AP
A column of smoke generated by the fire in a fuel depot in Matanzas rises into the air over western Cuba. EPA
According to the Cuban presidency, 17 firefighters have gone missing while battling the fire. EPA
Workers watch a huge plume of smoke rising from the Matanzas depot. The Cuban authorities say lightning struck a crude oil storage tank at the base, causing a fire that led to four explosions. AP
Cuba's presidency has said that 17 firefighters have gone missing. EPA
A helicopter drops water over burning fuel storage tanks that exploded near the supertanker port in Matanzas. Reuters
A column of smoke rises from a fire at a fuel depot in Matanzas, Cuba. According to the authorities, 17 firefighters have gone missing while tackling the blaze. EPA
People enjoy the beach while smoke rises from the fire at fuel storage tanks that exploded near Cuba's supertanker port in Matanzas. Reuters
Cuba has asked for help to contain the enormous fire that left more than 120 people injured and 17 firefighters missing. About 800 people have been evacuated from the area. AFP
The fire caused by lightning on Friday spread to a second tank at dawn on Saturday, official sources reported. AFP
Firefighters in action in Matanzas, western Cuba. AFP
View of an oil tank on fire in Matanzas. AFP
Members of the Cuban Red Cross prepare to go Matanzas, where firefighters are working to quell the blaze, which began during a thunderstorm. AP
A column of smoke generated by the fire in a fuel depot in Matanzas rises into the air over western Cuba. EPA
According to the Cuban presidency, 17 firefighters have gone missing while battling the fire. EPA
Workers watch a huge plume of smoke rising from the Matanzas depot. The Cuban authorities say lightning struck a crude oil storage tank at the base, causing a fire that led to four explosions. AP
Cuba's presidency has said that 17 firefighters have gone missing. EPA
A helicopter drops water over burning fuel storage tanks that exploded near the supertanker port in Matanzas. Reuters
Firefighters tackle inferno at Cuban fuel depot - in pictures
