A boiler malfunction at a tyre plant in Palghar, Maharashtra, led to a fire, critically injuring five individuals, including two young children. Local authorities and disaster management teams quickly responded to the incident.
FireBoiler MalfunctionPalgharTyre PlantSafetyReal Estate MumbaiJan 29, 2025
The fire was caused by a boiler malfunction. A sudden increase in pressure led to the detachment of a distant pipe, triggering an explosion and fire.
Five people were injured, including two children.
The injured individuals are Tufan Kalsim Damor (30), Roshni Praveen Parmar (26), Mula Prema Vasar (27), and two children—Kajal Parmar (3 years) and Aakash Prem Masar (18 months).
The injured individuals are residents of Jhabua in Madhya Pradesh, and some of them live in houses adjacent to the factory.
Local authorities and disaster management teams rushed to the scene and brought the fire under control. The injured were taken to a private hospital, and four of them, including the two children, were shifted to Thane for advanced medical care.
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