Six workers at a dyeing and printing mill in インド were killed and more than 20 廃棄物の不法投棄によって引き起こされた有毒ガスを吸入した後、木曜日に病院に運ばれました, 当局者は言った.
The disaster took place in the industrial city of Surat in Gujarat state at about 4 午前. The workers were in the mill when some chemicals were dumped nearby, police and a fire officer said.
“Chemicals were being illegally discharged from a tanker into a rivulet close to the mill, which possibly reacted with another chemical in the water and created toxic gas,” the chief fire officer of Surat Municipal Corporation, Basant Pareek, told Reuters.
“The workers inhaled the gas and started feeling suffocation. When we reached the scene, the workers were found collapsed on the road in their attempt to escape.”
Six workers died while 23 people were hospitalized, seven in critical condition and on ventilators, Pareek said.
Senior police official Sharad Singhal said officers were investigating but had yet to make any arrests.
“This was not an accidental gas leakage. Hazardous chemicals were being discharged when the incident took place,” 彼は言った.
India suffered the world’s worst industrial disaster in 1984 when methyl isocyanate gas leaked from a pesticide factory owned by American Union Carbide Corporation in the city of Bhopal, 以上を殺す 5,000 人.
