Explosion At Firecracker Factory In Harda Claims 8 Lives, Injures Many

MADHYA PRADESH: Tragedy struck on Tuesday, February 6, when a massive fire engulfed a firecracker factory in Harda, Madhya Pradesh. The blaze triggered explosions, causing severe damage to surrounding homes and leaving a trail of devastation.

Casualties and Injuries:

Eight people confirmed dead, with over 50 injured.
Officials fear the death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue.

Emergency Response:

Multiple fire engines deployed to battle the flames.

Over 50 ambulances mobilized to transport injured to hospitals.

National Disaster Response Force called in for assistance.

Government Action:

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav expressed condolences and promised medical aid.

“I have received information regarding the regrettable incident involving a firecracker factory explosion in Harda, resulting in the loss of six lives and injuries to over 50 individuals. A fleet of over 50 ambulances has been dispatched to offer medical aid to the affected. Additionally, medical teams have been deployed in Bhopal, Hoshangabad (Narmadapuram), and various other locations.”

Minister Uday Pratap Singh confirmed 8 deaths, vowed to find the guilty.

“Those responsible will face consequences, as we gather comprehensive information about the factory from the district administration. The Chief Minister is closely monitoring the situation,” – he was quoted by ANI.

Investigation:

District administration gathering details on the factory and cause of the fire.

Action promised against those responsible.