More than 600 Shia pilgrims hospitalised due to chlorine gas leak in Iraq
Summary
More than 600 Shia pilgrims in Iraq were hospitalized after a chlorine gas leak at a water treatment station caused breathing problems. The incident happened on the road between Najaf and Karbala, where many pilgrims travel for religious ceremonies. All affected individuals received medical care and were released from the hospital in good health.Key Facts
- Over 600 Shia pilgrims in Iraq were affected by a chlorine gas leak.
- The gas leak occurred at a water treatment station between Najaf and Karbala.
- The incident led to respiratory problems among the pilgrims.
- Iraq’s Ministry of Health confirmed 621 cases of breathing trouble but said all were treated and discharged.
- The leak was from a water station on the Karbala-Najaf Road.
- Millions of Shia pilgrims are expected to visit Karbala for the Arbaeen pilgrimage.
- Iraq's infrastructure is often in poor condition due to past wars and conflicts.
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