Poisonous Gas Kills 4 Students Inside 12-Foot-Deep Water Tank in UP's Mathura
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UP: Toxic Gas Exposure Kills 4 Students Inside Underground Water Tank in Vrindavan
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Four students died, and another was injured after they were exposed to suspected toxic gas while cleaning an underground water tank (submersible tank) at a Sanskrit school (Gurukulam) in Vrindavan's Chaitanya Vihar, officials said. India News | UP: Toxic Gas Exposure Kills 4 Students Inside Underground Water Tank in Vrindavan.
Poisonous gas kills 4 students inside 12-foot-deep water tank in UP's Mathura
Five students from a Sanskrit school entered a water tank in Vrindavan after a foul smell was noticed, and four died after suspected gas inhalation. The tragedy triggered panic, drew district officials to the site and prompted condolences and aid assurances from the state government.
Four students died after inhaling toxic gas and drowning while cleaning a water tank at the Panini Sanskrit Gurukulam in Chaitanya Vihar, Vrindavan, Mathura. The administration has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the matter.
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A major accident occurred in Vrindavan, Mathura, on Tuesday night. Four children died after falling into a tank. All of them were Sanskrit students. Upon receiving information about the accident, police and local residents arrived at the scene and began rescue operations. Local resident Deepak Dutt Dubey said that a student had entered the tank to clean it. When he fell unconscious due to toxic gas, four other students entered the tank to rescue…
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