Ammonia gas tragedy: Factory manager arrested

Dutchy Thursday, 19 April 2018 09:03 PM

Penal code provisions or current labour law in sri lanka not adequate to give a punishment he deserves. Laws must be enacted to pinpoint to possible offences like these

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Ceylon Thursday, 19 April 2018 09:27 PM

Not only manager,workers are responsible for their own safety.

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surath Friday, 20 April 2018 05:22 AM

Workers are responsible only they are well trained.Management has the total responsibility.

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ravin Friday, 20 April 2018 06:27 AM

In according to media news the first person who died was a person who worked with chemicals at the factory. For sure,he knows about precautionary measures he should be taken before handling chemicals. It means,negligence of the person. Though the overall responsibility lies with the manager the staff also must take instructions serious. As an example - how much you tell people to separate garbage and keep how many of us do it properly and the council workers are at risk.

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BEWARE OF MISSILES Friday, 20 April 2018 06:30 AM

This atleast this is a confirmed "chemical attack" ! - beware - Donald (duck) - Mother Therasa and the Frenchman ( sorry I do not know this fellow's name !) may launch a missile attack ! !

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Don Sunday, 22 April 2018 06:40 AM

This story is in the news because more than one person died. There are hundreds per year of work place accidents that go unreported that had caused severe bodily harm. Protections are far few for workers who are subjected to handling chemicals without proper safety gear.

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