Surat News: A surprising case has come to light from Surat in Gujarat. In a diamond factory here, 118 laborers fell ill with poisonous water. After the incident came to light, the police have registered a case of attempt to murder and started investigation.
Drinking poisonous water worsens the health of laborers
The tragic incident occurred at the Diamond Factory called Anub James in the Millennium Complex near Hirabagh. More than 150 laborers work here as diamond processing. According to the news, when many laborers drank water from water coolers here, they complained about dizziness and nausea. Water also caused smell, after which the matter was brought to the notice of factory management and all the workers were immediately admitted to the hospital.
The condition of 2 workers is critical
The condition of all the workers worsened due to this incident, after which 104 laborers were admitted to Kiran Hospital and 14 to Diamond Hospital. The condition of 2 of these laborers is critical and has been admitted to ICU. At the same time, other laborers are being treated in the general ward.
Police found evidence from the spot
Police received information about the incident, after which the police reached the spot immediately started the investigation. On the incident, investigators found a packet of sulfal near the water cooler, also called aluminum phosphide. It is a very poisonous chemical. Its packet was found open from the scene, while the other packet was closed. After this, the police registered a case of attempt to murder in the case and intensified the investigation.
What did the police officer say in the case?
In this case, the police officer has started an investigation by forming five investigation teams. The police officer said, “CCTV footage is investigated and investigating suspicious activity. The aluminum phosphide packet found near the water cooler is also being investigated and we are detecting its packaging number to identify the packet buyer. This is a serious matter. A case of attempt to murder has been registered under Section 109 (1) of the Indian Justice Code on the basis of evidence and testimony and further investigation is on.
