Chlorine Leak at Hanoi Scrapyard Hospitalizes 40, Wilts Plants
A suspected chlorine gas leak at a scrapyard on the outskirts of Hanoi has led to 40 people, including workers and residents, being hospitalized for respiratory issues. The incident also caused surrounding vegetation to wilt, and police are investigating the cause.
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