Ludhiana Gas Leak Case: Gas took 11 lives in just 30 seconds, poisonous gas caused havoc

 


New Delhi:  Ludhiana Gas Leak Case: There has been a big disclosure in the case of the death of 11 people who were victims of poisonous gas leak that happened yesterday i.e. Sunday in Gyaspura area of ​​Ludhiana, Punjab. According to the information, 11 people died in just 30 seconds due to the leaking of this poisonous gas. At the same time, the people who were admitted to the hospital in an unconscious condition, they also do not remember what happened to them. Meaning, when these people regained consciousness, they found themselves on the hospital bed. On the other hand, the amount of hydrogen sulphide gas has been found to be high in the gas leakage. NDRF's air quality sensor has confirmed this. 

Experts say that hydrogen sulphide is such a dangerous gas that a person can die within half a minute by coming in contact with it. At the same time, the reasons for the gas leak have not been confirmed yet. However, the police say that gas leakage can also happen through sewerage. Because there is chemical flow in these sewerage and the factories of the area are responsible for this. It was told in a media report that there are about 40 such factories in Gyaspura, whose chemicals are discharged into the sewerage. Due to the absence of any treatment plant in these factories, dangerous chemicals are discharged into the sewerage. 

Police investigation has also revealed that these factories discharge chemicals into the sewerage in the dark of night around one or two o'clock. 

News is originally taken from: https://www.newsnationtv.com/states/punjab/ludhiana-gas-leak-case-gas-took-11-lives-in-just-30-seconds-367138.html

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