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– Photo: Amar Ujala, Digital, Indore
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There was a blast in a firecracker factory in Indore. Three people are seriously injured in the accident. The administration and police team reached the spot and immediately took the injured to Choithram Hospital in Indore. Twine bombs are made in the factory where the blast took place. This factory belongs to a person named Sakhir Khan, who is a resident of Rau. Amba Chandan village is about eight km from Mhow. There is a firecracker factory in a field of four bighas, about five kilometers away from the village, towards the forest. The work of making twine bombs was going on here. Preliminary information has revealed that the factory was licensed. The license was valid till March 31.
The accident occurred due to fire in the chemicals kept here. As soon as the information was received, the police and administration team reached the spot. Relief and rescue operations were started. It is being told that the blast in the firecracker factory was so intense that the people nearby got scared. Rohit, father Parmanand, resident of village Datoda, Arjun, father Nathu Rathore, resident of Maharashtra and Umesh, father Manik Chauhan have been seriously injured.
Administration is continuously investigating
After the blast in the firecracker factory of Harda, the administration in Indore is continuously investigating. There are a large number of firecracker factories in Rau, Simraul and other areas in Indore. The administration is working strictly here. Despite this, questions are being raised regarding the blast.
a major accident could have happened
A major accident could have occurred after the fire in the firecracker factory, but the fire was controlled in time. The fire was prevented from spreading because there was no other storage of inflammable material nearby and the houses were far apart.
were making rope bombs illegally
It is being told that a firecracker factory was being operated illegally here. This factory was built by ignoring the rules of administration. Rope bombs were being made here. After the accident in Harda, the administration had investigated the factory. The license had expired in March itself, even after that the workers were making firecrackers without permission. After the accident, the factory was completely burnt and only ashes are visible all around.
