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At least 15 people were killed, and several others injured.
The explosion was powerful and tore through the glue-making factory.
Initial reports suggested a boiler malfunction.
Pakistan’s Rescue 1122 confirmed that a gas leak triggered the blast.
The explosion caused building collapse and ignited a fire that spread to adjoining units.
Rescue operations have concluded.
Investigation & Response:
A five-member inquiry team will investigate safety failures at the site.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz expressed deep grief and ordered a detailed report from the Faisalabad commissioner.
Labour organizations blame government negligence for the deaths, describing the incident as “avoidable.”
The National Trade Union Federation demanded Rs 3 million compensation per victim’s family and free medical treatment for the injured.
Impact:
Severe structural damage to the factory.
Panic in the neighborhood.
Multiple deaths and injuries.
Ongoing investigation by authorities.
Additional Notes:
Pakistan has a history of fatal factory incidents due to poor safety standards.
Recent explosions in Faisalabad and Karachi highlight systemic industrial safety risks.



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