Five people seriously burn as gas cylinder explodes with a bang in Gajrawadi area of Vadodara
Five people including a woman who went to cook in the house shifted to hospital for treatment
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 1:41 pm · 1 min read
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According to Sandesh's report, a major gas cylinder blast incident has come to light today in the Gajrawadi area of Vadodara city. A total of five persons including a woman have been seriously injured in this accident.
According to the received details, when a woman went to the kitchen in the house to cook food, a terrifying blast occurred in the gas cylinder during that time. According to preliminary details, this explosion is believed to have happened due to gas leakage or some other technical reason. Following this massive explosion, a fierce fire broke out in the house and an atmosphere of heavy panic and fear prevailed among the surrounding residents.
All five people present at the incident spot got caught in the flames of the fire. Hearing the sound of the explosion, local people rushed immediately for help and shifted all five injured to a nearby hospital for treatment immediately with the help of the 108 ambulance.
As soon as they came to know about the incident, the Vadodara fire brigade team rushed to the incident spot along with personnel and brought the fire under control by spraying water. Due to this incident, an atmosphere of hustle-bustle and chaos was created in the entire Gajrawadi area.
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