
Explosives Factories in Nagpur Plagued by Deadly Blasts
At least 10 explosives factories in Nagpur's Bazargaon area, including Solar Explosives Industries Ltd., have experienced frequent and deadly blasts, prompting demands for safety audits.
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At least 10 explosives factories in Nagpur's Bazargaon area, including Solar Explosives Industries Ltd., have experienced frequent and deadly blasts, prompting demands for safety audits.

Nine directors of an explosives company have been arrested following a factory blast in Nagpur. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered a thorough investigation into the cause of the explosion.

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Families in Nagpur are anxiously waiting for news, or the bodies of their loved ones, following a blast in the city.

A catastrophic explosion at an explosives factory in Nagpur has left 17 dead and 18 injured.

Seventeen people were killed and 18 others injured in a devastating explosion that occurred early this morning at SBL Energy Limited - a mining and industrial explosives manufacturing company located in Raulgaon, in Katol near Nagpur, police said.

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An explosion at the SBL Energy Limited factory, a manufacturer of mining and industrial explosives, in Raulgaon, Nagpur, resulted in 15 fatalities.

At least 17 persons were killed and 18 others injured in the blast at the detonator packing unit of SBL Energy Limited factory, a mining and industrial explosives manufacturer, at Raulgaon in Katol tehsil

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