Hyderabad: Twelve workers of pharma company, Sigachi Industries Ltd, have been discharged from the hospital and provided an interim relief of Rs 1 lakh.
The workers sustained burn injuries after a powerful explosion rocked the chemical plant located in Sangareddy’s Pashamylaram area on June 30, claiming the lives of 38 employees.
In a new statement released on Thursday, July 3, the pharma company informed that out of the 33 injured, 12 have been discharged. “Team members from Sigachi Industries are available around the clock at hospitals to provide emotional and logistical support to the affected families,” the release read.
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The company reiterated its earlier statement that the cause of the accident was not due to a reactor explosion, as earlier speculated.
Earlier, the company announced an ex-gratia of Rs 1 croreeach to the kin of the deceased who lost their lives in the fire accident.
The state government also announced Rs 10 lakh to those seriously injured, while Rs 5 lakh with minor injuries.
According to officials, 143 individuals were at the factory at the time of the explosion in the Microcrystalline Cellulose (MCC) drying unit.
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