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Four Labourers Die in Faisalabad Sewerage Cleaning Incident

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Four laborers died on Friday after inhaling toxic fumes while cleaning an 18-foot deep sewerage line in Faisalabad’s FIEDMC Industrial Area, reported rescue officials. The victims were identified as Riffatullah, Kifayatullah, Hassan, and Dilawar. Deputy Commissioner Nadeem Nasir has constituted a six-member inquiry committee to investigate the incident and promised action against responsible persons. He also expressed condolences to the families of the deceased workers.

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