Chlorine gas tank leaked, people came out of their homes: In Bhopal, people have burning eyes and breathing problems, 3 people hospitalized

A chlorine gas tank leaked on Wednesday night in Mother India Colony of the capital Bhopal. This caused a stir as the gas spread. People living in the settlement started experiencing burning in the eyes and difficulty in breathing. Due to this people came out of their homes. 3 people including a woman have been admitted to the hospital. People are out of their homes for almost three hours.

Workers stopping the flow of water in the filter plant.

There is a municipal water filter plant located at Idgah Hills. There is also a chlorine gas tank here. Collector Avinash Lavania said that after 6 o’clock in the evening, people started having burning sensation in their eyes and difficulty in breathing. After this people came out of the houses. An elderly woman Lakshmi suffered more. Due to the high amount of chlorine in the water, the gas started spreading there.

After this he was admitted to Hamidia Hospital. Three people had reached the emergency of Hamidia Hospital, who have been shifted to the medical ward. Municipal commissioner KVS Chaudhary Kolsani said that the amount of chlorine in the water had increased. Now the situation is under control. Not much trouble. The corporation staff is handling the situation.

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People came out of their homes after burning in their eyes and difficulty in breathing. Police reached the spot and took care of the matter.

people on main road
The entire settlement was evacuated due to the gas spill. A large number of people came to the main road. The staff of Shahjahanabad police station including SDM Manoj Upadhyay, Tehsildar also reached the spot. However, after 9 pm, the effect started to subside. Resident Asif Ali told that after 6 pm there were more problems. Due to this people came out of their homes. Qayyum Pathan told that the amount of chlorine in the water had increased. The water was overflowing and going into the settlement. This caused irritation in the eyes of the people and some elderly people had difficulty in breathing. The team started work. After that the matter has settled down.

The effect of the gas was not much, so the corporation workers worked wearing masks.

5 location ambulance reached the spot
After the information about the gas leak, 108 ambulances of Aishbagh police station, Bairagarh police station, CM House (Shyamala Hills), Civil Hospital Bairagarh besides Hamidia Hospital location reached the spot. Tarun Singh Parihar, senior manager of Jai Ambe Company, which operates 108 ambulances, said that so far three patients have been taken to Hamidia Hospital by ambulance. Of these, Sangeeta (35), Pushpa (45) and Parvez (65) have been admitted to Hamidia.

Collector said – there was a minor fault, rectified

Collector Avinash Lavania, who reached the spot, told that the discharge of water is a routine process. So this is a small minor fault. The chlorine tank had leaked. The good thing is that no one is seriously injured. The fault has also been rectified. There is nothing to panic at the moment.