A seafood processing and export factory in Tiruvallur district of Tamil NaduAt least two migrant workers died and sixty-four others were seriously injured in the Nia gas leak. The factory employed migrant workers from various states of North India. The victims suffered from breathing problems and other health problems after the gas leak. They were rushed to the nearest hospital.
artificial intelligence, According to IT and Digital Services Minister R Kumar, Sixty women and four men were exposed to emissions in the accident. This gas was used as a coolant in the factory’s processing operations. Describing the incident as very sad, the Minister said, Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay expressed his deepest condolences to the families of the victims and directed the officials to take strict action against the culprits.
According to authorities, A case has been registered in the police station and the two owners of the company have been detained for questioning to find out the cause of the gas leak. On the other hand, Chief Minister Vijay formed a three-member committee to investigate the incident. The committee has been strictly instructed to submit an interim report within 24 hours and a detailed report within three days.
Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar has expressed deep grief over the tragic incident. In a statement he said, M’He is deeply saddened by the loss of life and injuries caused by the Nia gas leak. The governor condoled with the bereaved family and prayed to God to give them strength and courage in this difficult time. He also wished speedy recovery to the injured and those undergoing treatment in various hospitals.