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On cam: Suspected cylinder blast in Delhi's Sadar Bazar, 1 dead and 3 injured

The Fire department informed that the blast is suspected to have been caused by an LPG cylinder.

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One person was rescued by the Delhi Fire Services after a suspected LPG cylinder blast in a building at the busy Sadar Bazar on Saturday. 

The incident took place at a house in New Parking, Sadar Bazar, adjacent to the Khursheed Market in Delhi. 

The Fire department informed that the initial call received informed of a blast in Sadar Bazar around 6.30 pm. Two fire tenders were rushed to the spot. 

 A 35-year-old man died and three were injured after a portion of the ground floor and staircase of a four-storey building collapsed in north Delhi's Sadar Bazar area. Police said a sudden sound and dust with the structural collapse of stairs occurred at an undergarments shop in the Qutub Road area, reported PTI. 

ANI tweeted, "One person injured in a structural collapse of stairs in a building in Sadar Bazar, today. Prima facie,it seems to be from a blast caused by the water pipe. No soot or fire or pellets or smell of any chemical observed;Crime&FSL teams on their way to the site, say Police."

 

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At 7 pm, the Fire department informed that the blast is suspected to have been caused by an LPG cylinder. The lone injured person was rescued and rushed to a nearby hospital.

A man was injured after a house collapsed in Delhi`s Sadar Bazaar area, officials said. 

According to Delhi Fire Service (DFS) Director Atul Garg, a call regarding a fire in a house adjacent to Khursheed market on Qutub road was received around 6.29 p.m. following which two fire tenders were rushed to the spot.

However, no fire or smoke was seen at the spot and it seemed to be a structure collapse. The injured was sent to hospital for treatment, said the official.

Meanwhile, Deputy Commissioner of Police, North, Sagar Singh Kalsi, said that they are trying to ascertain the cause and prima facie, it seems to be a water pump pipe rupture.

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