Mumbai Gas Leak Incident: One Dead, Two Injured After Inhaling Toxic Fumes in Andheri Industrial Area
By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: November 22, 2025 20:10 IST2025-11-22T20:09:04+5:302025-11-22T20:10:33+5:30
Mumbai: A shocking gas leak incident reported in Andheri industrial area on Saturday November 22, 2025 evening. In this ...

Mumbai Gas Leak Incident: One Dead, Two Injured After Inhaling Toxic Fumes in Andheri Industrial Area
Mumbai: A shocking gas leak incident reported in Andheri industrial area on Saturday November 22, 2025 evening. In this incident, one dead, two Hospitalised after inhaling toxic Fumes. This incident has created a tense environment in surrounding areas.
According to Indiatoday repors the chemical leak took place at around 4.55 pm from a unit in Bhangarwadi of Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC), leading to the collapse of a few workers after inhaling fumes emitted from the unknown chemical. MFB rushed to the spot and conducted a rescue operation at the firm.
Ahmad Hussain, 20, died in an incident that affected three people. He was declared dead on arrival at Holy Spirit Hospital. The other two victims, Naushad Ansari, 28, and Saba Shaikh, 17, were admitted to the ICU.
One dead, two hospitalised after inhaling toxic fumes following chemical leak in Andheri industrial area of Mumbai: Officials
— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) November 22, 2025
Mumbai local train services were disrupted as a massive fire broke out at the Navrang Compound near Mahim Railway Phatak and Noor Restaurant, close to Senapati Bapat Road on 60 Feet Road in Dharavi on Saturday afternoon, November 22. Mumbai Fire Bridge (MFB) declared a Level-I fire at around 12.32 pm.
According to information, at least four fire engines of MFB have been dispatched to the spot from Dadar, Bandra Kurla Complex and Shivaji Park fire stations to douse the blaze. MFB swiftly deployed its teams alongside the police, 108 ambulance, and ward staff from the BMC. However, no casualties have been reported in the incident. The cause of the fire is still uncertain and will be investigated after cooling operations.
Open in appMassive fire 🔥 before Mahim Stn Easte side (Dharavi). Heard 2 small blast @zoru75@richapintoi@sabahvirpic.twitter.com/LqaHpB2Vzs
— Mayur Kasale🇮🇳 (@mayurkasale) November 22, 2025