LPG bowser explosion in Pak leaves 6 injured

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ANI Sheikhupura [Pakistan]
Last Updated : Feb 04 2018 | 12:35 PM IST

An LPG bowser explosion on Sunday at a gas plant in Pakistan's Sheikhupura city left at least six people wounded.

According to the rescue sources, the fire engulfed the plant and two adjacent Paper Mills shortly after bowser exploded, the local media reported.

The incident occurred during refilling.

The injured persons have been shifted to District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital.

According to the reports, the fire at the paper mills has been brought under control, while the efforts are being made to put out the blaze of the gas plant.

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First Published: Feb 04 2018 | 12:23 PM IST

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