floor of the hospital, he met 78 villagers who came to see a doctor in a similar situation. Respiratory tract infections are more common.

Liu Yu, a villager in Xiaocuo village who was hospitalized in the same hospital, told the Beijing News that three of her family had been admitted to hospital for treatment. She said that she and her aunt had gone to the fishing raft to fish for leaks, and then suffered from nausea, chest tightness and other symptoms. My mother-in-law didnt go to the fishing raft, she just slept in the middle of the night without closing the window, and had sore throat the next day. Dizzy, insisted on last night can not help, just came to the hospital.

Mr Shaw said that until today (6), thereis still a strong pungent smell over the fishing row. Today (6) around 12:00 pm, a reporter from the Beijing News called the Quangang District Environmental Protection Bureau. A staff member said that at present, the staff is still collecting leaks. Some of the residues have not been collected yet.

At about 13 oclock, a staff member of the Quangang District Government Emergency Response Office told the Beijing News that no report of fishermens discomfort due to the leak had been received. The situation reflected by the call from the Beijing News reporter was the first case, and someone had been sent to the hospital to verify the investigation.

A staff member of the Propaganda Department of the Quangang District Committee said that the situation of villagers who were not