Explosion at Markandeya Sahakari Hospital oxygen plant in Solapur, 1 dead
Markandeya Sahakari Hospital has two oxygen plants and the explosion took place during the night at a plant, which has not been in use since early March, chairman of the hospital Dr Manik Ghurram said.
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Pune: An explosion occurred at an unused oxygen plant of a hospital in Maharashtra's Solapur district, an official said on Thursday.
A 49-year-old man, who was sitting near the plant at the time of the blast, died during treatment in the wee hours of the day, the official said.
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Markandeya Sahakari Hospital has two oxygen plants and the explosion took place on Wednesday night at a plant, which has not been in use since early March, chairman of the hospital Dr Manik Ghurram said.
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