This case study examines a disaster that occurred at Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Limited in Mangalore, India on February 9, 2000. A high-pressure pipeline carrying ammonium carbamate solution ruptured, releasing toxic gases and hot liquid. Eight people were exposed and attempting to contain the leak, resulting in four deaths including two on site and two later in the hospital. The weldolet joint in the pipeline was found to have high carbon content and failed. Recommendations included more rigorous testing and maintenance of high-pressure lines, ensuring protective equipment for workers, and improved emergency response training.