House catches fire as LPG cylinder explodes

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Updated At : 03:52 PM Feb 25, 2023 IST

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Phagwara, February 24

In a tragic incident, a house in Dhaleta village near Goraya today blew up after an LPG cylinder exploded in the kitchen. The owner, Jasbir Jassa, and his daughter rushed out of the house just before the cylinder exploded and the entire house was engulfed in flames.

Jassa, who earns his daily bread by selling golgappas, said “The explosion was so strong that the roof gave way.” He also alleged that he had rushed to a police post and asked cops to call the fire brigade, but the cops told him that the fire brigade could not be contacted.

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