Blast at pharma factory in Gujarat, 3 killed, another injured

Published On 2024-02-01 07:15 GMT   |   Update On 2024-03-22 08:19 GMT
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Vadodara: Three workers were killed in a blast caused due to a gas leakage at a pharmaceutical factory in Gujarat's Vadodara district on Wednesday afternoon, police said.

Another worker sustained injuries in the explosion at the factory located at Ekalbara village in Padra taluka of the district, they said.

Four workers were present at the site when a leakage from a gas pipe at Oneiro Lifecare’s plant triggered a blast at around 2 pm, leaving them injured, Padra police inspector LB Tadvi said.

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The workers were rushed to a hospital in Vadodara where three of them died during treatment, the officer said.

Further investigation was underway, he said.

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Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that fourteen workers were injured in a fire accident at a pharma factory in neighbouring Kalapet.

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