An incident yesterday at a Kima chemical plant in Aswan left as many as 84 students and teachers hospitalized, according to Masrawy. A nitrogen machine reportedly failed at the factory, releasing gas that blew into a girls’ school. Aswan Governor Ahmed Ibrahim announced later in the day that all those affected had recovered. The company has suspended operations at at least one unit in its complex following the incident.
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