Haapur News: In the Dhaulana area of Hapur district of UP, a chemical factory for cleaning work was leaked late on Tuesday. Due to which eight workers fainted. He was taken to the hospital for first aid. Where a worker was referred to the Medical College Hospital due to critical condition. The other four are undergoing treatment at the local hospital, while three have been discharged.
The industrial area located on Mussoorie Gulavathi road has a factory to make phenyl and chemical for domestic cleanliness. Say chemical was being constructed late Tuesday in NR Industries of G-165 located in Phase-One. Hydrochloric acid is used in its construction. When the workers were filling the hydrochloric acid in the tank through the pipe, he leaked from the pipe. According to the expert, the gas made due to contact with hydrochloric acid and oxygen spread to the air. With this, the workers started falling unconscious. This stirred the factory. Other factory workers stopped the leakage of acid and informed the police. Police and nearby factory workers admitted unconscious employees to the local private hospital. Three workers were discharged after first aid. While Surendra, Madanpal and Samay Singh are undergoing treatment. At the same time, Sumit Chauhan has been admitted to Rama Medical College Hospital due to critical condition. His condition remains critical.
Negligence came out –
Due to the leakage of gas, there was a lot of negligence in the factory. There were neither immediate rescue equipment nor medicine for first aid. Even the siren of the factory was not working. The owner of the factory Anuj Mehrotra, who hails from Delhi, said that this is not a serious matter. Hydrochloric acid and oxygen exposure to chlorine. Which makes the person unconscious for some time. There has been no negligence at the factory level.
There was a gas leak inside the factory. Due to which some workers became unconscious. All have been admitted to first aid hospital. No complaints have been received regarding the incident. The high officials have been informed about the incident and action will be taken on receiving the complaint. On Wednesday, the fire department team will inspect security measures in the factory.
– Devendra Singh Bisht – Police Station Incharge Dhaulana.
