The 22-year-old worker, admitted with over 70 per cent burns, died at a private hospital in Cuttack, Health minister Damodar Rout told reporters here.
The condition of another worker, Durga Charan Hansda with about 50 per cent burn injury, is stable, Rout said.
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The State Pollution Control Board ordered closure of the power plant and the rolling mill in the plant with immediate effect as they were running illegally, Board Secretary Lalit Tiwari said.
The plant authorities did not have permission to operate the second blast furnace where accident took place, he said.
The second blast furnace was sealed earlier.
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