Six Injured in Gas Explosion at Rawalpindi House
Six Injured in Gas Explosion at Rawalpindi House

At least six individuals sustained injuries when a powerful explosion tore through a house in Rawalpindi, sparking a fire and causing significant structural damage. The incident occurred in Afandi Colony, where a buildup of gas is believed to have triggered the blast, according to Rescue 1122.

Explosion and Fire

The explosion was followed by a fire that spread to parts of the house, leaving six people injured. A Rescue 1122 spokesperson stated that the force of the blast caused extensive damage to the building. Rescue teams arrived at the scene shortly after receiving reports and immediately initiated emergency response efforts.

Emergency Response

Firefighters successfully extinguished the flames, while rescue personnel transported the injured to a nearby hospital for treatment. Preliminary findings indicate that the explosion was likely caused by a gas leak. Rescue officials described the blast as extremely powerful, severely damaging the house.

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The area was cleared after the rescue operation was completed, and the injured continue to receive medical care at the hospital. Authorities are investigating the incident further.

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