National News: So far, 35 people have been confirmed after a fierce explosion in the Sigachi Pharma Company in the Pasamalaram Industrial Area of the Sangreddy district of Telangana. The explosion was so tremendous that a fierce fire broke out in the factory and there was chaos all around. At the time of the accident, 31 employees working in the factory were burnt to death alive, while four others died in the hospital during treatment.
Bodies scattered around after the blast
Superintendent of Police Paritosh Pankaj said that after several hours of effort, the fire was controlled and when the debris was removed, the corpses were recovered from inside. At that time a large number of employees were working in the factory with the reactor. Due to the explosion, many laborers jumped into the air for 100 meters, while some people got stuck in tents outside the factory, which were hit by flames.
Fire caused by reactor burst
According to local officials, the accident occurred due to the fast chemical reaction and explosion in the reactor. After the blast, a fire spread throughout the premises, and several fire engines were sent to the spot to control it. Pictures and videos of black smoke and fiery flames rising from the factory are becoming increasingly viral on social media, which has shocked people.
Chief Minister and Health Minister visited
Seeing the seriousness of the accident, Chief Minister A.K. Revanth Reddy visited the spot and reviewed the relief operations. At the same time, State Health Minister C. Damodar Raja Narasimha told the media that the treatment of all the injured is going on fast and the government will provide all possible help to the victim families.
Shock wave in the entire state, order for investigation
This horrific accident has shocked the entire state of Telangana. Orders have been given to investigate the factory accident and an attempt is being made to find out why the security standards were not followed. The administration has said that strict action will be taken against the culprits.
This accident is not only a human tragedy, but it also raises serious questions about ignoring industrial safety standards.
