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Boiler explodes in cold storage of former BSP MLA, 7 killed
-50-60 laborers feared injured
Meerut. A major accident took place on Friday in the cold storage of former BSP MLA Chandraveer Singh in Daurala area of Meerut district. It was told that the boiler in the cold storage exploded, due to which there was a gas leak and the entire roof was blown away. According to sources, seven laborers died, while 50-60 laborers were injured. However, the official death toll has not been confirmed yet. And the age of those who died is said to be 25 to 35 years.
It was told that some laborers got buried under the debris and some fainted due to leakage, who have been admitted to Meerut Hospital.
Former BSP MLA Chandraveer Singh has a cold storage in the name of Jan Shakti in Daurala. According to the police, a boiler exploded in the cold store at 3:30 pm on Friday, causing leakage of ammonia gas in the entire cold store. Some workers were injured due to gas leakage. Meanwhile, the roof of the cold storage was also blown away, in which dozens of laborers were buried under the debris.
The injured youth said that a group of 27 people had left for Meerut from Jammu at 1.30 pm on Wednesday. The contractor Jagdish Kumar had taken the level from Jammu. Everyone had reached Meerut at eight o'clock on Thursday morning. It was told that all the laborers had come for a month on a daily wage of Rs.1000.
According to the victims, some people had returned after work. There some people were doing the work of filling potatoes. Meanwhile, there was a loud explosion and dust balloons were formed. Meanwhile, the sound of shouting started coming. Slowly the lenter started falling completely. Everyone had come to Meerut for work for the first time.
At the same time, as soon as the information about the incident came, the people around gathered on the spot. Police and fire brigade vehicles reached the spot. And the laborers who fainted are being admitted to the hospital. There is an atmosphere of chaos in the area.
It was told that all the laborers were from Jammu and Kashmir and they had come to work only yesterday. At present, the police administration teams are engaged in relief work. The teams say that the work of marking the laborers will be done later. Officials say that first relief rescue work is being done. At the same time, the NDRF team has also reached the spot.
On getting information about the incident, DM, SSP, ADM City Magistrate, SDM, CMO and SP City reached the spot. The commissioner has also reached the spot. Apart from these, Union Minister of State Sanjeev Balyan, former MLA Sangeet Som also reached the spot.
one ambulance after another
Dozens of ambulances and top officials reached the spot after the accident. One after the other, about 11 ambulances reached Meerut carrying the laborers buried under the debris.
-50-60 laborers feared injured
Meerut. A major accident took place on Friday in the cold storage of former BSP MLA Chandraveer Singh in Daurala area of Meerut district. It was told that the boiler in the cold storage exploded, due to which there was a gas leak and the entire roof was blown away. According to sources, seven laborers died, while 50-60 laborers were injured. However, the official death toll has not been confirmed yet. And the age of those who died is said to be 25 to 35 years.
It was told that some laborers got buried under the debris and some fainted due to leakage, who have been admitted to Meerut Hospital.
Former BSP MLA Chandraveer Singh has a cold storage in the name of Jan Shakti in Daurala. According to the police, a boiler exploded in the cold store at 3:30 pm on Friday, causing leakage of ammonia gas in the entire cold store. Some workers were injured due to gas leakage. Meanwhile, the roof of the cold storage was also blown away, in which dozens of laborers were buried under the debris.
The injured youth said that a group of 27 people had left for Meerut from Jammu at 1.30 pm on Wednesday. The contractor Jagdish Kumar had taken the level from Jammu. Everyone had reached Meerut at eight o'clock on Thursday morning. It was told that all the laborers had come for a month on a daily wage of Rs.1000.
According to the victims, some people had returned after work. There some people were doing the work of filling potatoes. Meanwhile, there was a loud explosion and dust balloons were formed. Meanwhile, the sound of shouting started coming. Slowly the lenter started falling completely. Everyone had come to Meerut for work for the first time.
At the same time, as soon as the information about the incident came, the people around gathered on the spot. Police and fire brigade vehicles reached the spot. And the laborers who fainted are being admitted to the hospital. There is an atmosphere of chaos in the area.
It was told that all the laborers were from Jammu and Kashmir and they had come to work only yesterday. At present, the police administration teams are engaged in relief work. The teams say that the work of marking the laborers will be done later. Officials say that first relief rescue work is being done. At the same time, the NDRF team has also reached the spot.
On getting information about the incident, DM, SSP, ADM City Magistrate, SDM, CMO and SP City reached the spot. The commissioner has also reached the spot. Apart from these, Union Minister of State Sanjeev Balyan, former MLA Sangeet Som also reached the spot.
one ambulance after another
Dozens of ambulances and top officials reached the spot after the accident. One after the other, about 11 ambulances reached Meerut carrying the laborers buried under the debris.
Meerut. A major accident took place on Friday in the cold storage of former BSP MLA Chandraveer Singh in Daurala area of Meerut district. It was told that the boiler in the cold storage exploded, due to which there was a gas leak and the entire roof was blown away. According to sources, seven laborers died, while 50-60 laborers were injured. However, the official death toll has not been confirmed yet. And the age of those who died is said to be 25 to 35 years.
It was told that some laborers got buried under the debris and some fainted due to leakage, who have been admitted to Meerut Hospital.
Former BSP MLA Chandraveer Singh has a cold storage in the name of Jan Shakti in Daurala. According to the police, a boiler exploded in the cold store at 3:30 pm on Friday, causing leakage of ammonia gas in the entire cold store. Some workers were injured due to gas leakage. Meanwhile, the roof of the cold storage was also blown away, in which dozens of laborers were buried under the debris.
The injured youth said that a group of 27 people had left for Meerut from Jammu at 1.30 pm on Wednesday. The contractor Jagdish Kumar had taken the level from Jammu. Everyone had reached Meerut at eight o'clock on Thursday morning. It was told that all the laborers had come for a month on a daily wage of Rs.1000.
According to the victims, some people had returned after work. There some people were doing the work of filling potatoes. Meanwhile, there was a loud explosion and dust balloons were formed. Meanwhile, the sound of shouting started coming. Slowly the lenter started falling completely. Everyone had come to Meerut for work for the first time.
At the same time, as soon as the information about the incident came, the people around gathered on the spot. Police and fire brigade vehicles reached the spot. And the laborers who fainted are being admitted to the hospital. There is an atmosphere of chaos in the area.
It was told that all the laborers were from Jammu and Kashmir and they had come to work only yesterday. At present, the police administration teams are engaged in relief work. The teams say that the work of marking the laborers will be done later. Officials say that first relief rescue work is being done. At the same time, the NDRF team has also reached the spot.
On getting information about the incident, DM, SSP, ADM City Magistrate, SDM, CMO and SP City reached the spot. The commissioner has also reached the spot. Apart from these, Union Minister of State Sanjeev Balyan, former MLA Sangeet Som also reached the spot.
one ambulance after another
Dozens of ambulances and top officials reached the spot after the accident. One after the other, about 11 ambulances reached Meerut carrying the laborers buried under the debris.
