A day after a deadly explosion in a Hague apartment building, Dutch authorities are still searching for survivors as the recovery mission continues. Five people have been confirmed dead and five others are injured with slim chances of survival for anyone else trapped in the rubble. 40 homes have been evacuated as police investigate and appeal for witnesses in hopes of determining the cause of the blast.
A low-intensity blast near a popular cinema hall in Prashant Vihar, at the same time former CM Arvind Kejriwal was holding a press conference on the city's safety, has raised security concerns in Delhi. One person sustained minor injuries in the explosion, suspected to be caused by an improvised explosive device planted to make a statement to the government. Police investigations have revealed that the explosion was actually caused by a casually discarded cigarette, highlighting the need for stricter waste management measures.
An explosion near a popular movie theater in Delhi's Prashant Vihar area has left citizens in a state of panic. A man driving a three-wheeler near the site sustained minor injuries. Security forces, including NSG commandos and Delhi Police, are currently investigating the incident. Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has accused the central government of failing to maintain law and order. This is the second blast in the area in the past month, but officials have not established a connection between the two events.
Delhi's Prashant Vihar area was hit with another explosion, causing panic and raising concerns about safety in the locality. The Delhi Fire Service and teams from the Delhi Police Crime Branch, Special Cell, and Bomb Disposal Squad were dispatched to investigate, while the area was cordoned off. This incident comes just over a month after a similar blast occurred in the same area, causing widespread alarm and prompting investigations into the use of a crude bomb.
A low intensity explosion was heard on Thursday near a PVR in Prashant Vihar area of Delhi’s Rohini region. The Delhi Fire Service received the call regarding the blast at 11.48 am, as reported by PTI. No injuries or casualties have been reported and the investigation is currently underway.
An explosion near a PVR multiplex in Delhi's Prashant Vihar has left a young man injured. Police officials received reports of the blast around 11:48 AM and fire tenders quickly arrived at the scene. Authorities, including the Delhi Police Crime Branch, Special Cell, CRPF personnel, and Bomb Disposal Squad teams, have been dispatched to investigate. The cause of the explosion is currently unknown and police are questioning local residents and reviewing CCTV footage for more information.
A 32-year-old worker lost his life in a fire at the Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) refinery in Vadodara, Gujarat on Monday. The fire was caused by a blast in a benzene storage tank and firefighting operations are currently ongoing. The cause of the fire is still unknown, but the refinery's operations remain unaffected. The police have identified the deceased as contractual worker Dhimant Makwana.
In a deadly attack on Saturday, a suicide bomber detonated explosives at Quetta Railway Station in Pakistan, killing at least 25 people and injuring 50. The blast occurred when passengers were waiting on the platform to board a train, causing widespread panic and chaos. The Balochistan Liberation Army has claimed responsibility for the attack, and Pakistan is facing a surge in terror attacks in recent years.
A suicide bombing at a railway station in Pakistan's Balochistan province has resulted in the deaths of at least 27 people, including 14 security personnel, and left 62 others injured. The blast occurred at the Quetta railway station just before the departure of a train, with around 100 people on the platform at the time. Officials are warning that the death toll may rise as some of the wounded are in critical condition.
The Quetta Railway Station in Pakistan was hit by a suspected suicide bombing, killing 24 people and injuring over 50 others. The blast occurred when passengers were gathering for the departure of a train to Peshawar, with a high number of people present at the station. Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti ordered an immediate inquiry and investigation into the tragic incident, stating that terrorists are increasingly targeting innocent civilians in the province. This attack adds to the ongoing threat of unrest and chaos in Balochistan, which has been hit by a series of deadly blasts in recent months.