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Panel formed to probe ordnance factory blast

A committee has been formed to investigate the massive blast at the ordnance factory in eastern Maharashtra's Bhandara district that killed eight persons and left five others injured a day ago, officials said on Saturday. The inquiry committee of the...

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Nagpur, Updated At : 03:10 AM Jan 26, 2025 IST

A committee has been formed to investigate the massive blast at the ordnance factory in eastern Maharashtra's Bhandara district that killed eight persons and left five others injured a day ago, officials said on Saturday.

The inquiry committee of the Deputy Commissioner of Labour (Central) Nagpur will begin its probe from Monday, they said.

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