FILE - In this Jan. 22, 2018, file photo from video by Tulsa's KOTV/NewsOn6.com, fires burn at an eastern Oklahoma drilling rig near Quinton, Okla. The family of one of five workers who were killed in the explosion says the drilling company didn't act upon multiple warnings that its safety equipment was in disrepair. Parker Waldridge's family alleges in a Dec. 4, 2018, amendment to their wrongful death lawsuit that a "cascade of errors and multiple departures from safe drilling practices" by drilling company Patterson-UTI Drilling led to the blowout. (Christina Goodvoice/KOTV/NewsOn6.com via AP, File)
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