City
Epaper

Panic triggered after ammonia gas leak from factory in Haryana's Jhajjar

By ANI | Updated: April 30, 2022 00:05 IST

A gas leak was reported at a factory in the Jhajjar district of Haryana on Thursday evening.

Open in App

A gas leak was reported at a factory in the Jhajjar district of Haryana on Thursday evening.

The leakage of ammonia was reported from a 'Kathha' making factory. The incident triggered panic among locals. Some locals living in the area complained of breathing difficulties and vomiting. On information fire brigade teams, police and administrative officials rushed to the spot.

"Incident of ammonia gas leakage reported. Three ambulances and 3 to 4 fire brigades are at the spot. Advised people to wear masks," said Jag Niwas, Deputy Commissioner, Jhajjar.

The factory was evacuated by the fire brigade personnel. Ambulances also reached the spot. Several people were then shifted hospital.

Further details are awaited.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

EntertainmentSara Ali Khan says he was left surprised throughout entirety of 'Metro...In Dino'

NationalSyama Prasad Mookerjee symbolised unwavering commitment to India’s integrity: Arunachal Guv

MumbaiAshish Shelar Compares MNS Assault Over Not Speaking Marathi Language To Pahalgam Terrorist Attack Asks, 'What's The Difference?'

InternationalHamas naval commander killed in Israeli airstrike

InternationalSouth Korea looks to maximise 'practical interests' in trade talks with US: Trade Minister

National Realted Stories

NationalMarathi medium helped my conceptual understanding in school: CJI BR Gavai

NationalDelhi: NDMC officials address 120 civic grievances at special camp

National‘Bibi-Ka-Alam’ procession underway in Hyderabad amid tight security

National'National BioBank' holds promise for personalised healthcare for every Indian: Dr Jitendra Singh

NationalHyderabad agriculture university issues clarification after tree cutting allegations