A chlorine gas leak at a Nagpur water treatment plant sent 56 residents to hospital. Eight patients remain in the ICU while 11 have been discharged. Emergency responders submerged the faulty chlorine tank to contain the dangerous gas. Health teams are conducting door-to-door checks for delayed symptoms. An inquiry is underway to determine the exact cause of the leakage.
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