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Delhi: 11 injured after LPG cylinder blast triggers factory collapse in Mukundpur

At least 11 people were injured after an LPG cylinder blast caused a utensil colouring factory to collapse in Delhi's Mukundpur area. One woman remains in critical condition, while authorities suspect illegal gas transfer activities may have triggered the explosion

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Rescue operation underway at the blast site in north Delhi’s Mukundpur area. PIC/PTI

Rescue operation underway at the blast site in north Delhi’s Mukundpur area. PIC/PTI

Eleven people were wounded, one of them in a critical state, after a single-storey utensil colouring factory collapsed following an LPG cylinder blast in north Delhi’s Mukundpur area on Tuesday morning, officials said.

The incident occurred at Gali No. 1, Ishu Vihar, Mukundpur-II, near the cremation ground. According to the Delhi Fire Services (DFS), a call reporting the blast was received at 9.37 am. The caller informed authorities that several residents were feared trapped under the debris.

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