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South Korean LG Chem Says Visakhapatnam Factory Gas Leak Under Control, Investigating Cause


NDRF personnel help evacuate of us from affecred areas after the gas leak in Vizag. (Twitter: NDRF)

LG Chem said in a press launch that the gas emitted throughout the leak may trigger nausea and dizziness when inhaled. It said it was in quest of to ensure casualties acquired treatment shortly.

  • Reuters
  • Last Updated: May 7, 2020, 12:02 PM IST

Seoul: South Korea’s LG Chem said a gas leak at its plant in southern India had been launched beneath administration, after an incident on Thursday that police estimate killed a minimal of 9 of us and resulted in an entire bunch of casualties in shut by villages.

Emergency suppliers have evacuated villages and cordoned off a 3-kilometre (virtually 2-mile) radius throughout the LG Polymers plant throughout the Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh.

“We are currently assessing the extent of the damage on residents in the town and are taking all necessary measures to protect residents and employees in collaboration with related organizations,” LG Chem, the proprietor of LG Polymers, said in a press launch.

LG Chem said in a press launch that the gas emitted throughout the leak may trigger nausea and dizziness when inhaled. It said it was in quest of to ensure casualties acquired treatment shortly.

It moreover said the affected manufacturing facility was suspended as a result of lockdown measures introduced on by coronavirus outbreak on the time of the accident, and said it was investigating how the leak occurred.

Shares of LG Chem have been down virtually 1% by 0533 GMT, whereas the broader market was up 0.03%.


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