A powerful cylinder explosion at Vasai East’s Navghar Industrial Estate on Thursday morning caused extensive property damage but, fortunately, no loss of life. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Cylinder ExplosionVasai EastNavghar Industrial EstateProperty DamageSafety StandardsReal Estate MaharashtraJun 19, 2025
The explosion was caused by a cylinder blast that occurred inside Gala No. 114 on the first floor of Manish Industry.
One person sustained minor injuries, but there were no fatalities. Five individuals were rescued from the affected unit.
The buildings are considered unsafe for entry due to severe structural damage. Authorities are conducting a thorough safety assessment.
The Vasai-Virar Municipal Corporation is investigating the cause of the explosion, assessing the structural damage, and providing support to those affected.
Local residents and business owners are advised to stay away from the affected buildings and to follow safety guidelines provided by the authorities.
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