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Tamil Nadu: Toll from ammonia leak at seafood processing unit rises to 10
Sixty-eight persons are being treated, including 17 on ventilator support, the government said.
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Death toll rises to 5 in ammonia gas leak at Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur shrimp factory
The incident occurred on June 21 when an ammonia gas leak was reported at the industrial unit, leading to the exposure of workers present at the site. | India News
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Ammonia leak: Committee to inspect hazardous industries in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu forms committee to inspect hazardous industries following ammonia leak tragedy that claimed five lives.
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What is ammonia poisoning? | Explained
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Ammonia gas leak at Tamil Nadu seafood unit kills 7 Odisha women, 68 hospitalised
A devastating ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing plant in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district claimed the lives of seven women from Odisha and hospitalised 68 others. The toxic…
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Ammonia gas leak: authorities investigate seafood processing plant at Periyapalayam; three persons arrested
Three persons have been arrested in connection with the ammonia gas leak at the seafood processing unit at Periyapalam. Eight women migrant workers have been killed in the…
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The industrial ammonia gas leak tragedy in Tamil Nadu points to the need for strict enforcement of safety norms in industrial units
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Activists flag safety, accommodation lapses after Tiruvallur seafood unit ammonia leak
Activists highlight safety and accommodation failures at Tiruvallur seafood unit after ammonia leak kills seven migrant workers.
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Tiruvallur ammonia gas leak death toll climbs to nine
Ammonia gas leak in Chennai claims nine lives, with 69 others hospitalized, predominantly affecting women workers from various states.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Tamil Nadu ammonia leak: Another worker dies, death toll rises to 9, 69 under treatment
CHENNAI: Another worker died on Tuesday, the death toll from Sunday's ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing unit in Tiruvallur district to nine, all of them women.
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Tamil Nadu ammonia gas leak: Death toll rises to 9, all women
A chemical leak occurred during routine industrial operations on June 21 at a provate seafood processing and exports unit | India News
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Tiruvallur ammonia gas leak: Death toll rises to 10
Tiruvallur ammonia gas leak death toll rises to 10; 83 affected, with many receiving ongoing medical treatment.
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Watch: What is ammonia poisoning?
At least 9 people have died and around 69 others have been hospitalised after an ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing plant in the Tiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu. The…
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Tamil Nadu: Toll from ammonia leak at seafood processing unit rises to 10
Sixty-eight persons are being treated, including 17 on ventilator support, the government said.
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Tiruvallur ammonia gas leak: Woman from Odisha dies, taking toll to 11
Ammonia gas leak in Tiruvallur claims another life, raising the death toll to 11, with many others undergoing treatment.
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Tamil Nadu: Toll from ammonia leak at seafood processing unit rises to 15
Forty persons are being treated, including two on ventilator support, the government said.
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Ammonia gas leak: two more women workers die, taking toll to 15
Ammonia gas leak in Chennai claims two more lives, raising the death toll to 15; victims identified as Priti Devi and Budhubari Naik.
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Tiruvallur ammonia leak incident: Death toll rises to 16
The ammonia leak in Tiruvallur has claimed 16 lives, with 26 others currently receiving medical treatment.
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Toll in ammonia leak incident rises to 16
The ammonia leak in Tiruvallur has claimed 16 lives, with 26 others currently receiving medical treatment.
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Inside Tiruvallur’s ammonia gas leak nightmare
A devastating ammonia gas leak in Tiruvallur highlights industrial safety failures and the plight of migrant workers in Tamil Nadu.