2 Enter The Noida Sewer To Look For The Ball And Inhale Toxic Gas To Death.

The families of the casualties have accused the carelessness of the officials at the plant for the deaths.

Noida: Two young mens chasing a cricket ball that had fallen into a sewer tank in Noida’s Sector 6 passed on purportedly in the wake of breathing in poisonous gases emerging from it on Sunday morning, said the police. An e-cart driver and a companion of the two young fellows who mixed to save them are battling for their lives at Delhi’s Safdarjung emergency clinic, it added.

The men, said the police, were playing cricket in a recreation center nearby the site of mishap when a ball hit by a batsman fell into the harmful tank.

Those dead were recognized as Sandeep, 22, and Vishal, 27. Both were inhabitants of Noida’s Haraula town.

“I asked them not to do it, yet they didn’t tune in and went into the tank. I then, at that point called for help,” said Balram Singh, the siphon administrator.

The groups of the casualties have accused the carelessness of the officials at the plant for the deaths.

“The harmed have been conceded to Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital,” said Ranvijay Singh, Additional DCP, Noida.

The police are exploring the matter.