Mumbai Chlorine Gas Leak

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), which is undertaking neutralisation of chlorine gas from cylinders at Mumbai Port Trust (MPT) following the gas leakage incident, said 80 more hazardous gas cylinders were found in the MPT premises in south Mumbai.Among the 136 cylinders lying untouched in the MPT since 13 years - one of which leaked on ...

One of the chlorine gas cylinders neutralised following a leakage at Sewri last week was found floating off the sea coast here, triggering panic in the area. Fire Brigade officials said the cylinder resurfaced off Worli coast in Central Mumbai on Wednesday night.

Kadir Bukhari and his friends were fast asleep on a barge near the docks of the Mumbai Port Trust where they work when a sharp smell engulfed them.

The Mumbai Police has registered a case against unknown persons under the Environment Protection Act in connection with the chlorine gas leak in Mumbai Port Trust on Wednesday, in which over 100 people fell sick. (See Pictures) The charges included in the First Information Report (FIR) are attempt to commit culpable homicide, causing hurt by dange...

Faces and eyes stinging, gasping for breath - the hospitals in south Mumbai found it hard to cope with the stream of patients that arrived begging for help.  (See Pictures)At 3.15 on Wednesday morning, a gas leak from a chlorine cylinder at the Mumbai Port Trust filled the air.It was stored at a warehouse for hazardous cargo.  Fortunatel...

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), which is undertaking neutralisation of chlorine gas from cylinders at Mumbai Port Trust (MPT) following the gas leakage incident, said 80 more hazardous gas cylinders were found in the MPT premises in south Mumbai.Among the 136 cylinders lying untouched in the MPT since 13 years - one of which leaked on ...

One of the chlorine gas cylinders neutralised following a leakage at Sewri last week was found floating off the sea coast here, triggering panic in the area. Fire Brigade officials said the cylinder resurfaced off Worli coast in Central Mumbai on Wednesday night.

Kadir Bukhari and his friends were fast asleep on a barge near the docks of the Mumbai Port Trust where they work when a sharp smell engulfed them.

The Mumbai Police has registered a case against unknown persons under the Environment Protection Act in connection with the chlorine gas leak in Mumbai Port Trust on Wednesday, in which over 100 people fell sick. (See Pictures) The charges included in the First Information Report (FIR) are attempt to commit culpable homicide, causing hurt by dange...

Faces and eyes stinging, gasping for breath - the hospitals in south Mumbai found it hard to cope with the stream of patients that arrived begging for help.  (See Pictures)At 3.15 on Wednesday morning, a gas leak from a chlorine cylinder at the Mumbai Port Trust filled the air.It was stored at a warehouse for hazardous cargo.  Fortunatel...