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5 Workers Die Of Suffocation At Rice Mill

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April 26, 2025

In a tragic incident, five workers lost their lives due to suffocation at a rice mill under Dargah police station area of Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district on Friday.

- HT Correspondent

BAHRAICH: Three other workers, who had fallen unconscious, are currently undergoing treatment at Bahraich Medical College.

According to preliminary reports, the mishap occurred due to smoke emanating from a dryer inside the mill. The victims were reportedly trapped in the smoke, leading to severe respiratory distress. Despite immediate rescue efforts, five workers succumbed.

Chief minister Yogi Adityanath took cognisance of the tragedy and directed officials to ensure the best possible treatment for the injured and extend assistance to the families of the deceased. The incident has sparked fresh concerns over workplace safety in industrial units, prompting authorities to vow thorough inspections to prevent future mishaps.

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