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Karachi: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, in view of the death of children in Kemari, has immediately sought separate reports from the Karachi Commissioner, DG Health and Labor Department.
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He instructed to submit questionnaire reports about this incident and asked from which enterprises this type of dangerous gas is released.
The Sindh Chief Minister, who belongs to PP, asked the administration if these factories were ever inspected. And what measures were taken after this incident?
Besides, in a letter to Deputy Commissioner Kemari in this regard, Acting Commissioner Baldia said that 18 deaths were recorded due to toxic fumes from Aligot industrial area, fumes from illegal plastic factories. cause of death
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The stunt commissioner stated that a team from the district health office arrived at the scene and provided medical aid to the latest victims, but could not identify the syndrome, four plastic and stone factories were sealed and five employees, including one owner, were arrested.
The letter states that, according to local people, cases of throat and chest infections and fever have been reported since then.
Some children died, the number of deaths with these symptoms was increasing day by day, they asked the police to take action against the chimney factories, but despite this request, the police officers did not take any action.
Acting municipal commissioner wrote in his letter that the death toll has reached 18 people, the team deployed by the Health Department has also been infected, the Environmental Protection Agency has taken samples of air pollution through them.
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Regarding the next steps, the stunt commissioner wrote that the district health officer Kemari will set up a medical camp with oxygen and an ambulance, the district health officer will also submit an investigation report, SSP Kemari against the factory owners. .
