A tragic incident, touted as the world's worst industrial disaster, "Bhopal gas tragedy" had claimed the lives of several thousand people after deadly gas leaked from the Union Carbide India Limited pesticide plant on the intervening night of December 2 and 3, 1984.
Speaking to ANI, Anakapalli District Collector Vijay Krishnan said," Two people inhaled gas after hydrogen sulphide (H2S) gas leaked at Rakshitha Drugs Private Limited at Jawaharlal Nehru Pharma City. The two injured were shifted to the hospital and are undergoing treatment."
A toxic gas mixed with HCL leaked at Tagore Pharma Company in the Anakapalli district in Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday afternoon. One worker died while receiving treatment for inhaling the toxic gas, and nine others are undergoing treatment at various hospitals, said District Fire Officer P. Nag
Three people, including two women and a watchman, died and nine others were injured in a gas leak incident at a pharmaceutical company in Sangli district, an official said.
Atleast 5 children were hospitalized when a second gas leak occurred within a gap of weeks at a private school located in Tiruvottiyur in North Chennai, officials said. The incident created panic among the parents who besieged the school gate and started questioning the school staff and teac
Around 30 students from a school at Tiruvottiyur in Tamil Nadu's Chennai were taken to a hospital on Friday after experiencing uneasiness and throat irritation, reportedly due to a gas leak.
A gas leak was reported at a chemical factory in the Chandaka Industrial Estate area in Odisha's Bhubaneswar on Saturday evening, fire department officials said.
Jabalpur Collector, Deepak Kumar Saxena told ANI, "A hotel of ITC is being constructed here in Jabalpur and during the checking of gas pipelines in the kitchen on Saturday, some leakage occurred which resulted in a blast. Following which the roof collapsed and some burn cases have been re
At least 50 lives were lost and 20 injured in a devastating mine explosion in eastern Iran. The incident has also sparked fears that many more workers may be trapped beneath the rubble, according to a report by Al Jazeera.