BP returning non-essential personnel to Thunder Horse, Na Kika platforms

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July 23 (Reuters) - BP BP.L said on Thursday that it was returning non-essential personnel to its Thunder Horse and Na Kika platforms.

The company had removed some non-essential personnel from the two platforms in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico earlier this week as a precaution ahead of Tropical Storm Bertha.

"BP continues to monitor weather conditions in the deepwater Gulf of America to protect our personnel and operations," it added.



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