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Seven women killed in Tamil Nadu seafood factory after ammonia gas leak

Around Odisha Bureau4 months ago01 mins

Chennai, 21/6: In  a tragic incident, seven women were killed after being affected by a major ammonia gas leak at a private seafood processing unit in Manjangaranai near Periyapalayam in Tamil Nadu’s Thiruvallur on Sunday, police said.

A total of 67 workers were rushed to local hospitals, Thiruvallur District Collector S Kavitha said.

 

 

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