7 killed in Bangladesh building collapse after blast
17-November-2019
At least seven people were killed and 32 others injured on Sunday after gas line explosion caused a building's collapse in Bangladesh's seaport city of Chattogram, a police official said.
The official said that the explosion caused the front part of the building's ground floor to collapse, reports Xinhua news agency.
Officials believed that a gas leak-triggered explosion might have caused the incident.
Gas accidents are relatively common in Bangladesh.
In October, seven people including six children were killed when a gas cylinder exploded in Dhaka.
In February, 81 people were killed as a devastating fire, triggered by a gas cylinder explosion, tore through a number of buildings in the old part of Dhaka.IANS
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