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2 Enter Noida Sewer Tank To Fetch Ball, Die Inhaling Toxic Gases
- Monday July 26, 2021
- Noida News | Reported by Mukesh Singh Sengar, Edited by Ashutosh Tripathi
Two young men chasing a cricket ball that had fallen into a sewer tank in Noida's Sector 6 died allegedly after inhaling toxic gases coming out of it on Sunday morning, said the police.
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Man Dies Of Toxic Gases While Cleaning Pipeline At Hyderabad Airport
- Friday June 18, 2021
- India News | Asian News International
A man died after allegedly inhaling toxic gases from the drainage pipeline at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Shamshabad, on Thursday. Two others were also rushed to the emergency care at the airport for immediate medical assistance.
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Smartphone Batteries Emit Over 100 Toxic Gases: Study
- Friday October 21, 2016
- World News | Press Trust of India
More than 100 potentially fatal gases are produced by the batteries found in billions of consumer devices such as smartphones and tablets, a new study has warned.
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2 Enter Noida Sewer Tank To Fetch Ball, Die Inhaling Toxic Gases
- Monday July 26, 2021
- Noida News | Reported by Mukesh Singh Sengar, Edited by Ashutosh Tripathi
Two young men chasing a cricket ball that had fallen into a sewer tank in Noida's Sector 6 died allegedly after inhaling toxic gases coming out of it on Sunday morning, said the police.
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www.ndtv.com
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Man Dies Of Toxic Gases While Cleaning Pipeline At Hyderabad Airport
- Friday June 18, 2021
- India News | Asian News International
A man died after allegedly inhaling toxic gases from the drainage pipeline at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Shamshabad, on Thursday. Two others were also rushed to the emergency care at the airport for immediate medical assistance.
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www.ndtv.com
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Smartphone Batteries Emit Over 100 Toxic Gases: Study
- Friday October 21, 2016
- World News | Press Trust of India
More than 100 potentially fatal gases are produced by the batteries found in billions of consumer devices such as smartphones and tablets, a new study has warned.
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www.ndtv.com