[ad_1] Smoke rises from the LG Polymers plant, the site of a chemical gas leak, in Vishakhapatnam. The synthetic chemical styrene leaked from the industrial plant in southern India early Thursday, leaving people struggling to breathe and collapsing on the streets as they tried to flee. (Image: AP) The company …
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[ad_1] Smoke rises from the LG Polymers plant, the site of a chemical gas leak, in Vishakhapatnam. The synthetic chemical styrene leaked from the industrial plant in southern India early Thursday, leaving people struggling to breathe and collapsing on the streets as they tried to flee. (Image: AP) NGT President …
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[ad_1] A crowd gathers outside the LG Polymers plant in Visakhapatnam, where a major gas leak affected hundreds of pe …read more AMARAVATI: Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy has directed the Arogyasri trust to cover all medical bills of the Visakhapatnam patients with gas leaks, including those admitted to private …
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[ad_1] Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a high-level meeting on Thursday morning to assess the steps being taken in response to the Vishakhapatnam gas leak incident, the government said in an official statement. “He discussed at length the measures being taken for the safety of the affected people, as well …
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[ad_1] Prime Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy interacts with a vitim gas leak at King George Hospital in Vizag. (Image: Special arrangement) Butylcatechol paratertiary or PTBC is currently being used in Visakhapatnam to neutralize the effect of the gas leak, said Ashwani Kumar, secretary of the Gujarat prime minister’s office. PTI …
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[ad_1] Prime Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy interacts with a vitim gas leak at King George Hospital in Vizag. (Image: Special arrangement) Butylcatechol paratertiary or PTBC is currently being used in Visakhapatnam to neutralize the effect of the gas leak, said Ashwani Kumar, secretary of the Gujarat prime minister’s office. PTI …
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