Six workers taken to hospital after breathing difficulties due to fumes in berthed vessel


The Singapore Civil Defence Force said that it was alerted to a hazmat incident at 60 Tuas Road at 10am on March 29. - SCREENGRAB FROM GOOGLE MAPS

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Six workers were taken to hospital after experiencing breathing difficulties due to the presence of hydrogen sulfide fumes inside a berthed vessel.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force said that it was alerted to a hazmat incident at 60 Tuas Road at 10am on Wednesday (March 29).

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