Poisonous gas cloud escape

Definition

Poisonous gas cloud escape refers to an incident where toxic gases are accidentally released into the atmosphere due to leaks or accidents at industrial sites. These gas clouds pose serious risks to human health and can cause respiratory problems or even fatalities if exposed for prolonged periods.

Analogy

A poisonous gas cloud escape is like opening a bottle of toxic fumes in a closed room. The gases quickly spread and fill the room, making it dangerous to breathe and causing harm to anyone inside.

Related terms

Air Quality Index (AQI): A measurement used to report air quality and provide information about the level of pollution in a specific area.

Hazardous Materials: Substances that are potentially harmful or dangerous to human health or the environment.

Emergency Response Plan: A plan developed by organizations or authorities to respond effectively and efficiently in case of emergencies, such as gas leaks or chemical spills.