they should try and harness the gas
"the island is 18 metres high, 30 metres long and 76 metres wide. "There are stones and mud," he said, warning residents not to try to visit the island. "Gasses are still emitting." But dozens of people had already visited the island, said the deputy commissioner of Gwadar district, Tufail Baloch, who travelled there by boat himself on Wednesday morning.Water bubbled along the edges of the island, in what appeared to be gas discharging from under the surface, Baloch said. He said the area smelled of gas that caught fire when people lit cigarettes.
"the island is 18 metres high, 30 metres long and 76 metres wide. "There are stones and mud," he said, warning residents not to try to visit the island. "Gasses are still emitting." But dozens of people had already visited the island, said the deputy commissioner of Gwadar district, Tufail Baloch, who travelled there by boat himself on Wednesday morning.Water bubbled along the edges of the island, in what appeared to be gas discharging from under the surface, Baloch said. He said the area smelled of gas that caught fire when people lit cigarettes.
