Overflow Incident at Lanjigarh Alumina Refinery
Vedanta Aluminium’s Lanjigarh alumina refinery in Odisha experienced an overflow of its water storage facility on September 15, caused by extreme rainfall. The flooding impacted nearby agricultural areas, according to a statement from Vedanta.
Vedanta’s Response to the Breach
Vedanta is “actively addressing” the issue, with the company working to mitigate the damage caused by the overflow. The incident occurred due to rising water levels and pressure in the facility’s catchment area, which led to the breach.
No Injuries or Losses Reported
Fortunately, there were no injuries or loss of livestock as a result of the flooding. Vedanta assured that the refinery’s operations remain unaffected and continue in compliance with all regulatory standards.
Red Mud Storage Facility Remains Safe
The company confirmed that the red mud storage facility, which holds waste from alumina processing, was not damaged during the incident.
Conclusion
Vedanta Aluminium is managing the overflow situation while maintaining smooth operations at its Lanjigarh refinery. The company is committed to regulatory compliance and ensuring safety in its processes.
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