Toxic Gas Leak in Magdeburg Hospitalizes Two, Police Investigate
A toxic gas leak in Magdeburg has led to an investigation by local police. The incident, which occurred during a basement fire on Thursday, has resulted in injuries and evacuations. The gas, identified as Monophosphan, is believed to have been created by a mix of chemicals for pest control.
Two residents were hospitalised due to the gas leak, with another dozen emergency personnel examined as a precaution. Symptoms included headaches. The exact number of affected individuals remains unclear. Residents were evacuated from the building and examined by rescue personnel. The hazardous Monophosphan can be life-threatening upon contamination or inhalation.
Police are now investigating a 53-year-old employee of a security company in connection with the incident. Initial reports suggested a 79-year-old resident was involved, but this has since been corrected. The employee is believed to have mixed the chemicals that led to the gas leak.
The toxic gas leak in Magdeburg has caused concern and disruption. Two people were hospitalised, and many more received medical treatment. Police are investigating a 53-year-old security company employee in connection with the incident. The cause of the leak is believed to have been a mix of chemicals for pest control. Further updates are awaited.
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