The incident took place even as state Director General of Police DG Sawang was inspecting the vapour leak spot and talking to the management on the measures taken to restore normalcy.

Over 100 villagers carrying four dead bodies protested demanding the shifting of the company

NGT bench set up fact-finding committee, to be headed by former AP High Court judge

Former Minister asks why Chief Minister did not visit the affected area

Set up in December 1996, weeks before Korean major LG Electronics entered India, the plant has been at the centre of legal battles since its association with the $23 billion LG Chem.

The incident took place even as state Director General of Police DG Sawang was inspecting the vapour leak spot and talking to the management on the measures taken to restore normalcy.

LG Polymers India Ltd on Saturday blamed leaking vapour from a storage tank at its Visakhapatnam plant that killed at least 11 people and forced th

A bench, headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel, set up a five-member Committee to probe Thursday's gas leak incident in the chemical factory, in which 11 people were killed and 1,000 exposed, and submit a report before May 18.

Status quo at the plant was restored on Saturday morning, the company said in a statement.

Stressing that their lives were ruined completely, the protestors even put two dead bodies in front of the building.