Oxygen cylinder blast leaves 6 of family dead

PTI

Bulandshahr (UP), Updated At : 07:18 AM Oct 23, 2024 IST

The house where a cylinder blast took place in Bulandshahr. PTI

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An oxygen cylinder kept to aid in the care of an ailing woman exploded in a house in Bulandshahr’s Sikandrabad area, killing her and five members of her family, including her husband and her three-year-old granddaughter.

The tragedy that snuffed out the lives of 45-year-old Rukhsana, who had recently been discharged from hospital, her husband Riyazuddin, their three children and granddaughter took place on Monday night. Their two-storey home, which housed 19 members of the family, collapsed partially due to the blast.

Riyazuddin (50), his wife Rukhsana (45), their sons Aas Mohammed (26), Salman (16), daughter Tamannah (24) and her child Hibza (3) died due to the blast.

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