Around 10 workers injured in a fire accident in a chemical factory in Anakapalli (FOR NET)
The Hindu
Chemical factory fire injures 10 workers in Atchutapuram SEZ, Anakapalli; officials monitoring situation, victims hospitalized.
About 10 workers suffered injuries in a fire accident at a chemical factory in Atchutapuram Special Economic Zone (SEZ) here in Anakapalli district on Wednesday afternoon.
Thick flames engulfed the surroundings of the SEZ post the incident. The reason for the fire accident is yet to be ascertained.
Though there is no official communication over the number of workers injured, however, as per sources, around 10 workers suffered injuries and were shifted to NTR Hospital in Anakapalli town. Fire personnel rushed to the spot and are dousing the flames. District Collector Vijaya Krishnan, Superintendent of Police, M Deepika are monitoring the incident.
Meanwhile, Home Minister V Anitha spoke to the Collector over phone and directed her to ensure the victims were provided proper treatment.
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