The Times of India

A light-hearted moment broke the political tension in the Tamil Nadu assembly when a debate over water distribution led to laughter.

He was criticised by some party leaders for wanting to continue in DMK-led alliance while they wanted to switch to allying with TVK

Country saw 16,970 such days between 2020 and 2024

The state has 6,669 hazardous industries out of a total of 54,954 industries. The govt would take all necessary measures under the relevant rules and regulations to prevent such incidents in future, he added.

During the function, organizers were seen engaging professional cameramen to shoot reels, further delaying the proceedings.

A devastating ammonia leak at a seafood processing plant in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district has claimed five lives and hospitalized 67. The incident highlights the dangers of ammonia, a common refrigerant in the export industry, when containment fails. The corrosive gas causes severe respiratory and eye damage, with delayed complications posing ongoing risks. Authorities are reviewing safety measures and monitoring the environment for community impact.

Tragedy struck a seafood processing unit in Tiruvallur as an ammonia gas leak claimed five lives by Monday morning. Seventy-four individuals were affected, with 67 still hospitalized, many requiring intensive care and ventilation. Symptoms included severe respiratory distress and eye irritation. Investigations into the leak's cause and industrial safety measures are underway, with continuous monitoring of affected workers.

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Tragedy struck a seafood processing plant in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district on Sunday when an ammonia gas leak claimed seven lives and hospitalised over 40 individuals. Workers and others at the Manjankaranai facility reportedly collapsed after inhaling the toxic fumes. Emergency services swiftly responded, securing the area and working to control the leak. Those affected were rushed to nearby hospitals for urgent medical attention.

Tamil Nadu govt sent the copy of resolution to the Union govt on Friday evening itself.

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