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Three Workers Die From Toxic Gas Inhalation at Tata Electronics Plant in Tamil Nadu

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Three workers died after inhaling toxic gas at a Tata Electronics plant in Tamil Nadu, according to police. The workers were cleaning a wastewater storage tank known as the Nano Filter (NF) Tank when the incident occurred. Police attributed the deaths to exposure to the gas inside the tank. The source report does not provide further details on the exact timing or the cause of the gas leak. The incident has been reported as a workplace safety tragedy at the electronics facility.

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