CHENNAI: Chennai city police commissioner A Arun has commended cops who rescued at least 45 school students who fainted after inhaling noxious gas on .

The condition of three students admitted to the Stanley Government Medical College Hospital here was said to be stable, police said and added that nearly 30 students complained of uneasiness and throat irritation.

Chennai: A suspected gas leak at a Thiruvottiyur school in Chennai caused panic on Friday, leading to the evacuation of students. Several were hospitalised, with preliminary investigations suggesting a chemical leak.

An NDRF team was deployed to investigate the incident, but exact cause remains unknown. Preliminary inquiries showed no gas was detected from the school lab.

Around 30 students from a school at Tiruvottiyur in Tamil Nadu's Chennai were taken to a hospital on Friday after experiencing uneasiness and throat irritation, reportedly due to a gas leak, officials said.

Students admitted to the hospital after the gas leak at a school in Tiruvottiyur on Friday. | Photo Credit: B. Jothi Ramalingam Over 40 students were admitted to hospitals on Friday following a gas leak at the laboratory in a school in Tiruvottiyur.

parents of affected children accused school authorities of not providing clear information about the situation.

Several students from a higher secondary school in Tiruvottiyur fell ill due to a suspected chemical leak, with symptoms including breathing difficulties, eye irritation, and nausea. Three students were hospitalized,

CHENNAI: Two girls studying at Victory Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Chennai’s Tiruvottiyur were hospitalised after a suspected chemical gas leak on Friday. The source of the leak was yet to be identified,

A suspected gas leak caused panic at a school in Chennai's Thiruvottiyur area, PTI reported on Friday. Students were evacuated, and 30 girls were hospitalized, with three in critical condition. "Some of us had to rush out of the classroom for fresh air,

Chennai school were hospitalised with symptoms of breathlessness, dizziness, and nausea after a suspected gas leak. The cause remains under investigation as officials inspect the premises and nearby areas.