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woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on the oil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed thehe oil and gasas ordinance,e, and hopopefully otr cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today withth se neighbobors on nelslson court, d then tomomrow i'm gonnnna have a coconversation itith the mayayof taft about our twowo cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayoror of the city of arvi. we c can't t deny the fact that living and being next to an oil and gas operatioions, that it emits emisissions, and that thoe emissisions can n cause harm t o healthth, and fossil fuel extraction and production and consumption is a big part of the pollution here in the valley and worldwide. agriculture is the base economy here i

development gas exports into the countries in africa looking at west african gas pipeline going north also into europe and going south into southern africa as well disk would create huge deficit of haitian president ford in niger and economy that would make it an important player on the continent of africa in the energy space as well so this is interesting i want to say with us for a moment because generally we focus on oil when it comes to nigeria what you've just explained about the gas sector is that a belief that you have is it one that others have is it one which the government is saying actually yes maybe we should do this to look at i think is a mixture of all things one is you see yesterday the nigerian ellen g. signed the train 7 contact which is going to move nigeria again this is part of his gas utilization that this is going to move nigeria's production of energy from 22 metric tons 230000 metric tons good idea but the greater focus of what out. talking about is making nigeria a resurgent gas on the continent of africa that will aid that's what industrial revolution so the

so this gas his use in the making of that and if you there are reports that it was. fun to actually to want to do that can actually be fatal especially for young children so the gas is quite toxic in need so and that is why we have seen images of people in hundreds running around the streets and we didn't want ambulance how sort of dealing with the situation. well immediate measures have been taken as i mentioned as you operations are going along the prime minister has taken note of the situation he even called up and meeting with the n d m e which is the national disaster management of 20 and the same a quantity is also working to those we would the government of state to which this tragedy has happened so as a moment to the devil of things going to. the death toll which we have a number of into the which are in the boat it's need increase as more reports come out we're hearing from the company l.g. chem that the situation is under control is as you mentioned is there still any risk to public health at this point at the moment i think you just want to see that i men

this gas is a toxic gas and although it is harmful but it can actually do it on food if they're just concealed and not want to do i'm concentrating on king's especially by young looks and. there is this situation now on the control or is that still a risk for people living in the area well soon after the leak was just go what immediate measures were taken and people in areas surrounding the plant many villages there were evacuated because it was reported that this thread the fuel tax break to work nice to meet 2 miles around the plant and markedly just come on the bad treaty that there was a door to go to the accusation there were rescue teams on the ground hundreds as you mentioned what taken to the hospital some have been discharged some punkin you can be in not right now i guess still awaiting the impact of the treatment that they're getting at least 11 people have died at the moment i think for the government of the local government and for the national government their priority is that of seeding like only after that there will be analysis on what life long or long time in fact

industrial revolution so the african continent that needs the gas i utilization of the gas to growing the capacity around its industrial output this is an amazing opportunity that lie journal does mention major oil and gas industry and the sector or players in nigeria must redouble its efforts on in creating a new powerful nigeria and again more importantly creating a natural hedge for this type of occurrence is when all prices come down again really interesting stuff paula kareen thank you so much for joining us do appreciate it thank you. so what you should have learned so far is that oil is no longer the be all and end all cola karim was saying that they're in cell phone and really with the planet under threat from climate change as well nor should it be and so enter the energy alternatives well honey university has developed a plasma thruster this is a type of propulsion engine that could potentially power the planes of tomorrow and bring emissions free flying a step closer think about it this pandemic has reduced global consumption of oil by about a 3rd the jet airliners guzzling

if they in fact do disperse tear gas? how quickly do you have to get that mask on? >> if they shoot from on top of there which is the police station they generally can't get it as far as where we are and it's not a windy night. where there's wind it carries and a lot of these protesters, most of them don't have gas masks actually and that was the most surprising part of last night, when police fired the gas when the protest started i've never seen people walk directly into tear gas as if it had no effect on them. i have a mask and it has an effect on me. with a mask that has two industrial filters for it for tear gas. they don't have those, and so this large crowd is susceptible to it if police start to do that, but i'll keep you posted. >> keep your head on a swivel as you told our own jacob ward. from what i understand there's a lot happening in the streets there so bring us up-to-date. yeah, i got you, cal. go ahead. i can hear you, cal. start talking. >> reporter: so you can see the line here. they can hear us. state

to this gas is a toxic gas and although it does complicate but it can actually 1000 feet if they just concealed a notch quantities and concentrated quantities especially. there is the situation now on the control is that still a health risk for people living in the area well soon after the leak was just go what immediate measures were taken and people in the area surrounding the plant many villages they were evacuated because it was reported that the spread the human type specter with me 2 miles around the plant and multiple live just come on the bed radius so there was a door to door evacuation there were rescue teams on the ground hundreds as you mentioned what taken to the hospital some have been discharged some punkin you can be in not right now and they're still awaiting the impact of the treatment that they're getting at least 11 people have died at the moment i think for the government of the local government and for the national government to find out if he is that of saving lives only after that they will be. well there were conflicting reports in the beginning there were rep

you see the smoke-colored gas, that's not tear gas but this is, and it is point and strong, anderson. >> sara, going to hand things over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." chris. >>> all right. everybody. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." right now a new curfew going into effect in minneapolis and st. paul, minnesota. on the third straight night of unrest you see on your screen. curfew will remain in effect until 6:00 a.m. question is will it work or will it be another very long night there and elsewhere. d.c., new york, denver, los angeles, seeing and hearing echos of the outrage. cnn world headquarters in atlanta, swarmed and defaced. cars set on fire outside our building. all this on the day that fired officer seen kneeling on the neck of george floyd was arrested. his name is derek chauvin. that is the officer we clearly see pinning floyd to the ground with his knee on his throat for nearly nine minutes as floyd gasps for breath. chauvin now faces third degree murder and manslaughter charges but crowds of mostly black but you'll see on the different streets if you look

jazeera live from doha also coming up hundreds in the hospital and a child is among the dead after a gas leak in southern india. the u.s. president keeps picking a fight with china over coronavirus further straining relations. playing a critical role we meet some attention workers with the job made more hazardous by coronavirus crisis the. venezuelan state t.v. has broadcast a video of a man it says is one of 2 u.s. mercenaries captured after an alleged plots against the president nicolas maduro they and others were detained after what madeira and his government described as a failed beach landing the u.s. government denies being involved in stories about. 2 former u.s. soldiers were part of what venezuela says was a plan to overthrow president. it was part of a group of around 60 people that say they were hoping to help venezuelans regain freedom but the plan did not work out 8 of them were killed and at least 13 others detained when they tried to reach the venezuelan coast in a speedboat. on wednesday me my little gave a press conference where he showed the video of interrogation of on

we got tear gas coming towards us. >> that's tear gas. >> lawrence, we'll put on our protection here for a moment. >> we want to bring in mark to this discussion as ali regroups. i don't know if you have sound with that. >> reporter: i do. i got sound and i can speak to you, too. >> okay. good. then ali, how many people would you say are in that area? it looks like a few hundred maybe. >> reporter: yeah, there is a few hundred in this area right in front of us, this general area. then there are probably a few hundred more in the shopping mall next to me where target was burnt down. there is activity there aural day. there are several other places with protest including the hennepin county courthouse and st. paul there are protests tonight and fires. over to the left when miguel gets a second, he'll look at the fire burning. we can't see the flames but there is heavy smoke to the left of us and heavy tear gas in front of us now. so it's not -- this is the center of gravity for the protests but there are in the larger, say, 20 block area, probably several thousand people but only sort

the gas leak came from $25000.00 ton tanks of gas and that these tanks were left unattended while the factory with closed for 40 days because of india's lockdown that the unintended gas in the tank caused a chemical reaction that heat was produced and that is what was released now we do know that again evacuation teams are checking if everyone in the area is ok they're concerned that this happened in the middle of the night when people would have been sleeping a cruise ship at the center of a criminal investigation into krone virus deaths in australia has reached the philippines the ruby princess has around $200.00 filipino crew on board it's anchored in manila bay and it's not known if the mission will be given to enter the ships linked to $21.00 for south fatalities and $700.00 infections strayer is investigating how people showing signs of disease were allowed to disembark in march 1st as well and state television is broadcast video of a man it says is one of 2 u.s. mercenaries captured after allegedly plots against the president he's described the mission as a modern day version o

without gas protection. i got to tell you, just to be able to breathe, a little bit of the gas gets in your skin, there are people there, they are exposed to tear gas. we don't know what the end game is here. at about ten minutes before the curfew, there are announcements that said you are in violation of your right to assemble, and unlawful violation and will be arrested and police walked back together. and now, they are completely disengaged. and they have gone back toward the overpass. this is the police station that was taken last night. the police put barricades in front of it. put the fence back up. and now it is all gone again. they're back, the protesters are now here again, the police are flashing red lights and you can see the tear gas in the air right now. so we're not sure what they're planning to do. this is a standoff now. the crowd has become much, much bigger over the last 90 minutes and we now have the national guard and the police working together firing tear gas canisters which are still h

there or went to the gas chambers to get always in the same light. at the last minute they're going to pull the author of the line looking for trends and there for the 1st time are still right because you are above the october or november. second officer who decided that that's enough for the things we don't need them and. we were like off order gas you're going to get whatever by chance because i really would decide this you have no matter what another officer told us the 2nd thought was. going to cost you. knowing what was coming knowing something that was impossible to comprehend. the grown ups knew there would be going to be liquidated and they were going to our price but he felt it wasn't fair to the children to uprise some of them are still very happy it was singing on the way to tori. it was the russians who arrived here 1st on january 27th 1945. at all. it's 6 o'clock or 4 so i want 6 the hook and of the moon i looked around and somebody i saw the 1st russian soldier running by the. side of the building there inside of buildings like this and

what kind of gas are we talking about here what does the factory produce. well it's as you point it will plant it is the war in the making of oil and more specifically polystyrene which is used in the making rubber leaf takes another other appliance of that so what's a plastic and reportedly the gas which was leaked. now this gas is toxic and it can be very harmful and it can be fatal if it is inherently specially by children in large concentrated amounts so at the moment according to you they are trying to evacuate people from the areas here by the nuns and they are being a wife to cover their face with a wet cloth. so this is if you're actually on the controls hours there's still a risk to public health but immediate measures have been taken the prime minister took notice of this incident this morning and he arranged a meeting with the indian which is the national disaster management of the n.b.a. may have been working closely with the local government in the states where this incident took place and the local government is trying really hard to save live

most of us who've picked up some mustard gas at some point or mustard gas gets its name from its odor but when stored it's actually solid and not gaseous it's a highly toxic substance that destroys the skin and when inhaled the lungs and fish are likewise contamination when they come into contact with the agent. we go you know. normally you can smell the gas when you get on board. or boy or man. then we call the emergency services. and they are always quick to respond dispatching a lifeboat that also has ordinance experts on board as well as inspectors from the fisheries office a few minutes after the initial distress call a team of investigators in protective clothing examined both communities and the boats catch before bringing the fisherman to safety. at the same time another team are alerted on the island a specialist unit that works for the danish defense ministry once the alarm is sounded they immediately set up one of the over 20 harbors on the island and get to work on the contaminated fishing boat. we train them all the time of personnel and equipment just this is prepared to

the gas leak came from $25000.00 ton tanks of gas and that tanks were left on attended while the factory with closed for 40 days because of india's lockdown that the unintended gas in the tank caused a chemical reaction that heat was produced and that is what was released now we do know that again evacuation teams are checking if everyone in the area is ok they concerned that this happened in the middle of the night when people would have been sleeping a cruise liner linked to 21 jets and about 701000 cases and australia has arrived in the philippines more than 200 filipino crew members are on board it's not certain if the ship will be allowed to dock in manila bay hundreds of protesters in argentina are demanding more food for soup kitchens they say the amount being delivered to the poor is not enough about $11000000.00 people have applied for food assistance since the lockdown started in march argentina has registered more than $5000.00 infections and $273.00 tatts the bank of england says the u.k. is a cost to me by 14 percent before the murders from the chrono virus outbreak the bank

the gas leak came from 25000 ton tanks all of gas and that these tanks were left on attended while the factory with closed for 40 days because of india's lockdown that the unintended gas in the tank caused a chemical reaction that heat was produced and that is what was released now we do know that again evacuation teams are checking if everyone in the area is ok they concerned that this happened in the middle of the night when people would have been sleeping a group of former presidents and diplomats are calling on governments to change the way they fight the illegal drug trade the global commission on drug policy says most governments have adopted drug policies that have actually helped criminal networks are calling on law enforcement to focus on the networks instead of nonviolent drug offenders aki prime minister mr a house formally taken office after parliament approved a partial cabinet he takes the reins at a time a severe economic crisis of course made worse by a coronavirus. a cruise liner linked to 21 deaths and about 700 kovan 1000 cases and australia has arrived in the philip

the gas leak came from $25000.00 ton tanks of styrene gas and that these tanks were left on attended while the factory with closed for 40 days because of india's lockdown that the on attended gas in the tank caused a chemical reaction that heat was produced and that is what was released now we do know that again evacuation teams are checking if everyone in the area is ok they concerned that this happened in the middle of the night when people would have been fleeting there and says it has evidence up to $1000.00 russian mercenaries are fighting in libya for warlord khalifa haftar it also says at least 2000 syrian fighters have been recruited by hatari to fight the internationally recognized government in the capital tripoli as the headlines keep it on al-jazeera want to stick up people in power this next. 'd political ideals grassroots activists and polished speech in its full lines takes you inside the battle for the democratic party. and asks if its base is too polarized to take home the white house there's a generational divide that's real you might ironically see the outsider man

merkel wants that a spike in new corona virus infections could lead to lock down again also coming up a gas leak at a chemical plant on india's east coast kills at least 8 people struggling to breathe collapsed in the streets and hundreds have been hospital. plus begs a quiet wedding at the city hall away from their friends because of that and. all they got was something of a blast from the cost of the drive in waiting with 30 cars 60 friends one i think come. out of as welcome to the program germany is back in business keeping the option to shut down again that's the word from chancellor angela merkel who announced the easing of some coronavirus locked on the ashes in the coming weeks germany's 16 states now control the gradual reopening of more businesses and schools it will be a balancing act between preventing infection and allowing public life to resume huge. in the town of vine ma in central germany restaurants and cafes have already started to reopen customers must be seated outside with their need 2 people allowed per table itself service and there are strict hygiene rules but for m

pudimos observar como están lanzando ese tipo de gas-- no se si sea gas, es ese tipo de balas de gomas gargantas. había gente corriendo, alejándose del lugar porque te quema los ojos. la garganta, es un gas bastante fuerte. hemos visto bastante arrestos. como la descripción que nos dio claudia, que se le comenzó a cerrar la garganta y tu le diste la recomendación de tener un pañuelo con agua para cubrirse el rostro. como están ustedes, como está la situación. buenas tardes, estamos bien, nos alejamos de donde se encuentran las autoridades. seguimos escuchando las detonaciones, algunas de las personas con las que hemos logrado hablar nos comentan que han sido golpeados y heridos por las balas de goma cuando estbaamos cerca de la manifestación, empezamos a sentir los ojos llorosos, que no podíamos respirar. no se si sea el caso en estos momentos, por seguridad nos alejamos de los oficilaes. hablamos con personas y dicen que vna a llegar más personas, que algunos amigos estna por llegar para unirse a la manifestación. en estos mometnos no -- las detonaciones por parte de la autoridad no

no se si era agua o gas. la policía se acerca así que los manifestantes retrocedne, ahora la policía se acerca al lado oeste. no sabemos exactamente si es gas lacrimogeno lo que les están lanzando, una vez que estuvimos más cerca empezamos a sentir los ojos llorosos y dolor en la garganta. varios de los aquí presenten comentaron que si están lanzando gas lacrimogeno. ahí se escucha otra detonación. (gritos) (gritos) (gritos) perdimos comunicación con ella, ¿claudia nos escuchas? bueno, básicamente ella se encuentra en esas imágenes donde vio, ella se encuentra en medio de esta situación y hay manifestantes que se acercaron. esperamos que se retire por su bien y el de el camarógrafo. por momentos la policía avanza, por momentos capturan a los manifestantes que rompieron una valla de seguridad de una construcción y uno de los manifestantes saco un extintor y lo vacío. esto son imágenes. la manifestación más temprano cuando se dirigía a la autopista 101 sur. ahí estamos viendo imágenes en vivo desde nuestro heli

we got gas. continuing to fire at us. there we go, here's a gas canister. there has been no provocation joshua. there was nothing that happened whatsoever, the police pulled into this intersection unprovoked right into the middle of the crowd, split the crowd, started firing in both directions. they now have fired at us. is anyone here yet. the gentleman next to us got hit. and that is what has happened. this is the first interaction we have seen tonight with the police. those are police with national guard, they continue to move. >> guys, put your masks on, the gas is coming in now. and that's what the situation is. they have -- unclear what their intentions are. whether they're standing or moving in. >> i'm going to shoot at this guy. >> they're going to shoot. >> what are they going to shoot? >> they're going to shoot you? >> no. >> do we need to come back to you in a minute. let me give you a second to catch your breath. you do what you need to do. let me talk through what we're looking at now. based on where they are now, the crowd ali velshi was with

wearing the gas mask because that haze is tear gas deployed to scatter a crowd of several hundred people. they're off in the distance there. they were congregated at this intersection about a block away from the third precinct from minneapolis pd, see the officers holding their position here, crowd as firmly entrenched as they were dissolved rather quickly once the tear gas was deployed. few of them have a gas mask, so having caught a whiff yesterday without this on, doesn't take much to get people moving from the area. as well as several dozens vehicles that were blocking this intersection here. when we walked up they were essentially waiting for police to come tople or so were seated in front of the police cars not moving, but as you can see right now this intersection has now cleared out and it appears to be police are retreating back to their vehicles at this point in time. that's a positive sign. we've seen several instances -- >> we're going to interrupt, we have a live press conference. we'll get back to you. we want to go to new york city where mayor bill de blasio is starting a

they did fire off some tear gas. but this was quite windy out here, so the tear gas quickly dispersed. i actually see someone who has the -- unless that's something else. anyway, the people are not backing down. some of the crowd is coming back towards the police officers. this is not a good scene. >> no. >> the police have shown their force. they told the protesters to leave. >> more police look like they're moving in. dan, keep us updated there and stay safe, obviously. this is what we're worried about as things escalated today, as tensions rise. most of the protesters have been peaceful, but some have seemed to agitate the police or at least try to provoke the police. now police seem to be responding. dan, what are you seeing now? >> the police are giving another warning. they are repeating this is an unlawful assembly. you have to disperse. they're holding their signs, some are cursing back at the police officers. kind of an ebb and flow. the police will have their show of force, the protesters leave. the show of

back to wars that are spike in new corona virus infections could lead to more again also coming up a gas leak at a chemical plant on india's east coast kills it least 8 people the death toll is expected to climb with hundreds from nearby towns hospitalized and struggling to bring. it said that the bar is does not discriminate but during the global lockdown it's even more clear that people do we explore a pandemic of racism to right to the people of asian and african descent. plus bringing back the bonus league teams in germany's top football league are to return to the pitch but fans will only be allowed to watch from home. hello i'm terry marchant good to have you with us germany is back in business but keeps the option to shut down again that's the message from chance for an american who announced the easing of some coronavirus lockdown measures in the coming weeks but warned the steps must be taken gradually and with caution stay close look at some of the challenges confronting germany states as they manage the reopening of their economy. this is what the new normal in germany could l

that right there is not tear gas but you are seeing tear gas deployed as well. here.ing to get people to move back. but again, folks are moving back, they're not leaving. this group of people, there were more earlier who decided to go home. parents with children, but these folks believe this is just -- this is wrong to them. to them these streets are now theirs, some are taxpayers and do not want to go. their pain, anger and frustration is still very high and they don't feel they should have to leave, anderson. >> and just from those just joining us, third precinct that burned is past the red brick building to your left. where the police -- we saw a line of police in i guess riot or tactical kbegear coming in. don't see them anymore, are they off to the side? >> reporter: yes. this is a really interesting tactic i haven't seen before. i know you've covered these protests as well when they've happened in other parts of the country. never seen the police completely leave a place again. last night there was no police presence whatsoever at a certain hour, that's why you

we got gas. brian, hang on a second while i just stick the mask on. >> no problem. >> reporter: all right. there we go. so, yeah, here's the problem, brian. i don't know how well you can still here me. but whenentrance, they covered p with plywood. the windows got covered up with plywood yesterday as they put up barriers. when the barriers were breached, they then had the ability to light the plywood on fire, which is apparently where it started. they can use any accelerant they've got and set that on fire. that is apparently what started that burning over here. so now you have a liquor store over there fully engulfed, and you have the police station here fully engulfed. the building right behind me which you can't see is the fire station, which will obviously be in danger as the police station goes up. again, through your very important point, brian, there is no ability to -- i'm going to take off the mask. there is no ability to bring in the fire brigade. there's no way they're going to clear t

en vivo al parecer es la calle 7 perdimos conexión con el helicóptero pero vemos que están lanzando gasán reaccionando y siguen enfrente de ellos comenzaron a hacer una cadena humana >> es lo que sería en pocos pies de la alcaldía de san josé donde llegaron luego de haber bloqueado la autopista sur nos decía la reportera que se encuentra en la alcaldía de san josé que la policía les había disparado balas de goma y vimos cómo se acercaron esos manifestantes comenzaron a correr en el centro de san josé >> estoy viendo el mapa para llegal a la séptima estas son imágenes que grábamos de lo que ocurrió ella se movió a un lugar más seguro para ellos para que nos explique qué sigue viendo el alcalde dice que hay enojo por todo lo que está pasando pero necesita que aunque quieren que se haga justicia responder de manera violenta nunca será una respuesta no hay razón para reaccionar de una forma vimos que los oficiales reaccionaron no conozco desconozco el protocolo de cuando comienzan a reaccionar para disparar las balas de goma >> pudimos ver que una persona estaba lanzando un tipo de objeto h

it did not appear to be tear gas. we don't know whether it was rubber bullets or whether it was something else. so that was unusual because we weren't really in a position where the national guard should be firing on us. but there was a great deal of confusion because the protesters walked into this mist of tear gas. you can hear helicopters. these are now military national guard helicopters above the city. i have not seen any media helicopters in the last little while. but there is a heavy police presence in the city today, brian, that we didn't see, but not complete control. they are here, but they're not -- they're not controlling the streets, and they are not maintaining a curfew tonight, brian. >> and, ali, as you know, the governor, with some ceremony and some emotion, said today that the state was going to act and the national guard was being sent in because the city couldn't handle it last night. and starting with those words, we sure thought today and tonight were going to be different. >> and today was diffe

eyewitnesses said the gas came like a mist. suddenly in the middle of the night where most with sleeping. emergency services transported hundreds to hospital several children among those needing treatment. all i think about 800 to 1000 people have gone to the hospital and they have been taken to get off so now the focus is not so budge on the gas leakage as the effects of the gas leakage on the treatment of the of the people who have been affected. most of those admitted to hospital are now reported to be either in a stable condition or to have been discharged it's still unclear whether it's a toxic fumes will have a lasting impact on their health and a few patients was still said to be unconscious hours after arriving at the hospital. the plant where the accident happened l.g. polymers makes plastics one report suggests that the leak of a substance called styrene happened as the site was starting to reopen after india's lockdown because of the coronavirus. prime minister narendra modi said he was keeping an eye on the situatio

our team was among the crowd that got fired on and tear gas and rubber bullet and we had tear gas kacanister. normally on an evening like this where a lot of people out on the street c street. the area of western philadelphia where we were are secured. the police deploying in that area. when we were there, this is an area where four cars set on fire including police vehicles and we are told by police that five police officers are injured. we were there at about 5:00 eastern times and dangerous and police did not have a preference there. they moved in quickly, tactical vehicle and a lot of police vehicle and police in riot gear and they started moving up and down the street firing tear gas and we got caught up. what kind of presence are the police going to have in that area of west philadelphia that got so dangerous and remains so dangerous at this hour. when darkness falls shortly, that's going to be a test of where the city is going to go. it is tense here and police are basically locking down this whole section of the city where so much and the fire that took place by the statue of frank r

now a developing story from india at least 8 people have been killed after a gas leak from a chemical factory the factory is located in the city of visa in under pradesh on the east coast hundreds of people have been rushed to hospital and more than a 1000 of back you waited from nearby villages footage shows people suffering from nausea and apparent dizziness or just lying on the street the plant is owned by a south korean firm l.g. chem it says the leak is now under control. to find out more we're joined now by d.w. correspondent under a child diary in delhi mira we're getting reports of several people killed numerous injuries in that talks a gas leak what more can you tell us. well the situation is quite panicked right now from the reports that are common also midnight on 2 20 am one of the chambers of the as you call them up it leaked and. it has led to a dead including that of the giant it has led to hundreds being hospitalized people who inhaled this gas they were just absolutely sure which came out of people unconscious on the streets so victim accounts have come out which say

and the gas station has been operating at the site for decades and includes a building with an awtdo repair station and a small food mart. the owners propose to put the auto repair station to a more beneficial use by expanding this into the rest of the existing building. the planning commission unanimously approved the project on consent. although this is a chevron gas station it's a family-owned and operated franchise where the owners take great pride in being part of this community. their goal is to provide a true neighborhood serving market in response to the needs of their customers. the expanded food mart will include the sale of general grocery items, fresh coffee, made-made food and personal items, as well as beer and wine. so that the local residents can conveniently pick up most of the items they need while stopping for gas. 37 neighbors and customers have signed a petition or written letters in support of the project and stating that this type of market would be beneficial to the neighborhood. aside from providing a one-stop-shop for customers, the addition of beer and wine