Offensive odor in Akihabara, Tokyo No liquid injury from poison spill
On the morning of the 4th, near the JR Akihabara Station in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, a liquid that appeared to be the poisonous hydrofluoric acid spilled on the road, causing a foul odor.
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating detailed information that it may have been accidentally dropped by an official of a chemical manufacturer nearby
After 8:00 am on the 4th, on the street of Kandasuda-cho, Chiyoda-ku, there was a 110 call saying Liquid is spilling and it smells strange.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, a damaged 500 ml container fell on the street, the liquid in the contents flowed out and a strange odor spread around the area.
Since the container said that it was a poisonous substance called hydrofluoric acid, the Metropolitan Police Department and the Tokyo Fire Department conducted cleaning for about 2 hours with the surroundings closed.
It means that no one was injured.
Hydrofluoric acid is used for processing glass, etc., but it has been designated as a poisonous substance by law, and fatal accidents have occurred in factories.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, a chemical manufacturer near the site was storing hydrofluoric acid
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the details regarding the possibility that the manufacturer`s officials may have accidentally dropped it.
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