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Gas leak at Iran refinery leaves one dead, two injured

A gas leak at a refinery in the South Pars field in southern Iran has left one person dead and two injured.

The incident happened early Sunday when gas leaked from the reactor of a refinery at the South Pars Gas Complex in Asaluyeh along the Persian Gulf.

Three workers of the overhaul section were gassed during the incident; one of them died and the other two were taken to hospital and are currently under treatment.

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