Red Chemical Floods Hyderabad Streets, Raising Public Health Concerns
Residents of Venkatadri Nagar were alarmed by a foul-smelling, blood-like liquid linked to nearby industrial waste dumping.
- A red-colored liquid resembling blood flowed from a manhole in Hyderabad's Venkatadri Nagar, alarming residents with its appearance and strong odor.
- Authorities confirmed the liquid was a chemical discharge from nearby industrial units, not blood, causing health concerns among locals.
- Residents reported difficulty breathing and criticized the lack of oversight in industrial waste management in the area.
- The Telangana Pollution Control Board has launched an investigation and promised stricter measures to prevent future incidents.
- In a related case, locals stopped an attempt to illegally dump toxic industrial waste into the heavily polluted Musi River, prompting a police investigation.