Karabelo ea lik'hemik'hale e bakile ho ntšoa ha khase e chefo ea chlorine letamong la ho sesa London kajeno, ha basebetsi ba London Aquatics Center ho Mofumahali Elizabeth Olympic Park e Stratford ba ne ba tsamaisa lik'hemik'hale.
Ho ea ka London Fire Brigade e bitsitse Laboraro hoseng ka mor'a hore khase e lokolloe, "khase e ngata ea chlorine e ile ea lokolloa ka har'a setsi ka lebaka la karabelo ea lik'hemik'hale."
Batho ba ka bang 200 ba ile ba ntšoa setsing sa matangoana 'me baahi ba meaho ba laeloa ho koala lifensetere le mamati ha bo-ralitima-mollo ba ntse ba ntša moea o mosi o chefo.
Batho ba ’maloa ba ile ba kena sepetlele ba e-na le bothata ba ho hema London's lipetlele. Ho ea ka batsamaisi ba letamo, “mahlatsipa a ’maloa a nang le bothata ba ho hema” a ne a phekoloa ke Tšebeletso ea Ambulense ea London.
Chlorine e atisa ho sebelisoa ho bolaea matamo a ho sesa, 'me hangata e tsamaisoa ka mokhoa oa metsi kapa oa kristale. Leha ho le joalo, chlorine e fetoha khase ha e kopantsoe le asiti e kang ammonia kapa hydrochloric acid, ’me moholi ona o mosehla o motala o ka baka ho hlatsa le tšenyo ea ho hema ha motho a hema.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- A chemical reaction caused a release of poisonous chlorine gas at a swimming pool in London today, when the employees of the London Aquatics Center at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford were taking delivery of chemicals.
- According to the London Fire Brigade called on Wednesday morning after a gas release occurred, “a high quantity of chlorine gas was released inside the center due to a chemical reaction.
- Batho ba ka bang 200 ba ile ba ntšoa setsing sa matangoana 'me baahi ba meaho ba laeloa ho koala lifensetere le mamati ha bo-ralitima-mollo ba ntse ba ntša moea o mosi o chefo.
