<p>The bodies of two Indians and a Bangladeshi, reported missing when an offshore oil rig of Saudi Arabia's state-run petroleum giant Aramco sank in the Persian Gulf, have been found, officials said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Aramco had earlier said the two Indian and a Bangladeshi workers were missing following yesterday's accident in the waters off the coast of al-Safaniya region, the site of the world's largest offshore oil field.<br /><br />The remaining 24 crew suffered "limited injuries" but were rescued, Aramco said.<br /><br />"They (bodies) were all found. We found two of them late yesterday and another one this morning," Eastern Province Coastguard spokesman Col Khaled al-Arqubi was quoted as saying by AFP.<br /><br />The platform was carrying out maintenance work at an oil well in al-Safaniya in Eastern Province, 265 km north of the city of Dhahran, when the accident took place.<br /><br />Aramco said a thorough investigation had been launched into the accident, which had not affected its operations.<br /><br />Saudi Arabia is the world's top oil producer.<br /><br />Discovered in 1951, al-Safaniya oil field has a capacity of more than 1.2 million barrels per day.</p>
<p>The bodies of two Indians and a Bangladeshi, reported missing when an offshore oil rig of Saudi Arabia's state-run petroleum giant Aramco sank in the Persian Gulf, have been found, officials said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Aramco had earlier said the two Indian and a Bangladeshi workers were missing following yesterday's accident in the waters off the coast of al-Safaniya region, the site of the world's largest offshore oil field.<br /><br />The remaining 24 crew suffered "limited injuries" but were rescued, Aramco said.<br /><br />"They (bodies) were all found. We found two of them late yesterday and another one this morning," Eastern Province Coastguard spokesman Col Khaled al-Arqubi was quoted as saying by AFP.<br /><br />The platform was carrying out maintenance work at an oil well in al-Safaniya in Eastern Province, 265 km north of the city of Dhahran, when the accident took place.<br /><br />Aramco said a thorough investigation had been launched into the accident, which had not affected its operations.<br /><br />Saudi Arabia is the world's top oil producer.<br /><br />Discovered in 1951, al-Safaniya oil field has a capacity of more than 1.2 million barrels per day.</p>