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A 14-year-old in Kalpetta, Kerala, suffered minor burns in a smart TV explosion at home. Quick local and fire response averted further damage. Investigation into the cause, possibly a short circuit, is underway.

Teen Injured in Kerala TV Explosion

In Kalpetta, Kerala, a 14-year-old boy sustained minor burns in a smart TV explosion. Quick action by locals and authorities prevented further damage. Initial findings suggest a short circuit. Detailed investigations are ongoing.

Teen suffers burns in Smart TV explosion in Kerala

A 14-year-old boy in Kalpetta, Kerala, suffered minor burns when a smart TV exploded at home. Quick fire response prevented more damage. A short circuit is suspected. An investigation is ongoing.

A boy suffered burn injuries after the smart TV he was watching at home exploded in this north Kerala district on Wednesday, family sources said.
Sajin (14), a native of Ambileri in Kalpetta, sustained minor burns on his hands and was rushed to a nearby private hospital, they added.
The fire completely destroyed the television, and the flames spread to other parts of the house, causing extensive damage.
Upon being informed, residents and fire and rescue personnel rushed to the scene and doused the flames, they said.
Immanuel, Sajin&rsquo;s younger brother, said the incident occurred while both were watching television.
"Suddenly, flames appeared on the switchboard. They spread quickly, and the back of the TV caught fire. As my brother tried to switch off the TV, he suffered burns on his hands. Later, it exploded loudly," he told the media.
Fire and rescue officials said a short circuit is suspected to have caused the explosion.

Police arrest key suspect in the Pathar Pratima explosion that claimed eight lives, highlighting West Bengal's growing safety concerns in manufacturing units.

Key Suspect Arrested in Pathar Pratima Explosion

Police have arrested a key suspect in the explosion at Pathar Pratima, West Bengal, that killed eight, prompting urgent calls for improved safety regulations. This tragic incident is part of a troubling pattern of similar blasts in the state, demanding quick action.

Police arrest key suspect in the Pathar Pratima explosion

A key suspect has been arrested in the Pathar Pratima explosion case, where a gas cylinder blast killed eight people.

Police on Friday arrested another accused in connection with a blast that left eight people dead at Pathar Pratima in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district.
The arrested person is the brother of the prime accused, who is the owner of the firecracker manufacturing unit situated a few metres away from the house where the explosion took place late on Monday.
&ldquo;We have arrested another accused, who is the brother of the factory owner. We are questioning him as part of our ongoing probe into the incident,&rdquo; a senior police officer said.
Eight people of a family, including four children, died when a gas cylinder exploded inside a residential house in Pathar Pratima.
This tragedy follows a series of similar incidents in the state.
On February 12, 2025, four people died in an explosion at an illegal firecracker factory in Nadia district.
In May 2023, an explosion at an illegal firecracker unit in Egra, Purba Medinipur, claimed 11 lives, and in August of the same year, another blast in North 24 Parganas district resulted in seven fatalities.

At least five people were injured in an explosion at The Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru's posh Whitefield area.

Five injured in explosion at Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe: reports

At least five people were injured in an explosion at The Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru's posh Whitefield area.

Five people were injured in an explosion at a popular eatery joint in Bengaluru's Whitefield area. It is not known what caused the explosion at The Rameshwaram Cafe, but police suspect that the minor blast might have been triggered by to short-circuit or a gas cylinder.
The explosion at Rameshwaram Cafe at Kundanahalli led to a blaze. Police and Fire personnel have rushed to the spot.
"We received a call about a cylinder blast in Rameshwaram cafe. Immediately, a fire engine was rushed to the spot. Initial suspicions are that it is a cylinder blast. However, it is being ascertained. It is a minor blast and we have shifted those injured to the hospital. The incident occurred between 1.30 and 2 pm. We are probing it from all angles," a police officer told PTI news agency.
Divya Raghavendra, the founder and managing director of the cafe, told the Deccan Herald newspaper that two blasts occurred in the handwash area and there were no LPG cylinders there. Police said that three of the injured were employees of the cafe.
Police, along with the forensic team, are currently on the spot. &nbsp;

The work of packaging explosives was on when the blast occurred, PTI said quoting police officials.

Nagpur: nine killed, several hurt in solar factory explosion

Nagpur: nine killed in factory explosion Blast at Solar Explosive company: SP Nagpur Rural Company located in Nagpur's Bazargaon village

The work of packaging explosives was on when the blast occurred, PTI said quoting police officials.

Nine people were killed in a blast at an explosives manufacturing factory in Maharashtra's Nagpur district on Sunday, police said.
The blast took place at 9 am in a cast booster unit of the Solar Industries in Bazaargaon area, a senior police official told PTI.
Nine people were killed, he said.
The explosives used in coal mining blast were manufactured at the factory, as per sources.
The work of packaging explosives was on when the blast occurred, they said.
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Video: Croatia Destroys Huge Nazi-Era Ship Mine That Was Buried In Seabed


Croatia detonates Nazi-era ship mine loaded with 690 kg explosives

Video: Croatia Destroys Huge Nazi-Era Ship Mine That Was Buried In Seabed

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According to media reports, the explosion took place at the Adriatic Sea port where the mine was first discovered in June 2022
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Croatian authorities on March 19 exploded a Nazi ship mine which was buried in the seabed near a key port.
According to media reports, the explosion took place at the Adriatic Sea port where the mine was first discovered in June 2022.
Around 500 locals staying in the vicinity were evacuated ahead of the operation. Sea traffic was diverted and the area was secured during the removal of 690 kg explosives, as per reports.
The video of the massive explosion shows water splashing up in the air forming a gigantic fountain.
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13 hospitalized after Ohio factory explosion
 

US: One dead, 13 hospitalized at factory explosion in Ohio

Several fire departments responded to a large fire at the scene and one person was confirmed dead at the scene.&nbsp;
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Thirteen people were taken to hospitals after an explosion at a metal factory near Oakwood, Ohio, according to Captain Brian DiRocco with the Oakwood Village Fire Department.
The explosion and fire occurred around 3 p.m. Monday and left debris scattered around the area, DiRocco said.
Several fire departments responded to a large fire at the scene and one person was confirmed dead at the scene.
The cause of the fire is still undetermined according to DiRocco. &ldquo;The interior of the building, it&rsquo;s pretty catastrophic, like right now, we were working this morning with a structural engineer to see where it was safe for us to conduct our investigation. They gave us some parameters on where we could and couldn&rsquo;t go within the building but the damage is pretty extensive. &ldquo; he said.
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Explosion near Kabul military airfield, several killed

"A number of our compatriots have been martyred and wounded in the blast," Takor said, adding that authorities were investigating the incident.

An explosion at the entrance to a military airfield in the Afghan capital killed and wounded several people on Sunday, an official told AFP.
The cause of the blast at the gate of the facility next to Kabul's international airport was unclear, interior ministry spokesman Abdul Nafy Takor said.
"A number of our compatriots have been martyred and wounded in the blast," Takor said, adding that authorities were investigating the incident.
The Taliban authorities claim to have improved security since storming back to power in August 2021 but there have been scores of bomb blasts and attacks, many claimed by the local chapter of the Islamic State group.
Last month at least five Chinese nationals were wounded when gunmen stormed a hotel popular with Chinese business people in Kabul. The attack was claimed by IS.
Hundreds of people, including members of Afghanistan's minority communities, have been killed and wounded in attacks since the Taliban returned to power.
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Police in Mangaluru have launched investigations after an 'explosion' in an autorickshaw on Saturday

Autorickshaw explosion in Mangaluru; no cause for panic, says police

Police in Mangaluru have launched investigations after an 'explosion' in an autorickshaw on Saturday

A moving autorickshaw exploded here on Saturday, causing fire and heavy smoke, and the driver and a passenger were among those who sustained burn injuries.
While CCTV visuals from the location, shared by police, showed the autorickshaw catching fire following what appeared to be a minor explosion, a police official, however, did not confirm if it was a 'blast.'
City police commissioner N Shashi Kumar rushed to the spot and told reporters after inspection that there was 'a fire' in the autorickshaw and there is no need for panic. He appealed against spreading rumours.
Kumar said fire was noticed by people in the autorickshaw and the passenger and driver were among those who sustained injuries and they were rushed to a hospital. When asked whether it was a blast, he said: "We don't know anything prima facie." If he had information, he would have shared with journalists, the official said.
"We have called the Special team and the FSL (Forensic Science Lab) team to verify the reasons behind the incident. Some people have got injuries. They are being treated for burns,&rdquo; the police commissioner said. On the condition of the injured, the police commissioner said he has not spoken to hospital authorities.
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Kumar said the autorickshaw driver was undergoing treatment and he could comment only after talking to him.
The police commissioner appealed to people to not panic. "There is no need for people to panic. There is no need to create confusion and spread rumours through social media. I will straightaway share the information with you whatever information we get," he said.&nbsp;

Four people were killed and dozens were reported injured in a major blast on the iconic thoroughfare of Istiklal in the Turkish city of Istanbul. Authorities have launched an investigation to ascertain the cause of the explosion

At least 4 dead, many injured as major explosion rocks Istanbul

Six people were killed and dozens were reported injured in a major blast on the iconic thoroughfare of Istiklal in the Turkish city of Istanbul. Authorities have launched an investigation to ascertain the cause of the explosion

An explosion on Istanbul's popular pedestrian Istiklal Avenue Sunday has left people dead and injured, a senior official said.
Istanbul Gov. Ali Yerlikaya tweeted that the explosion occurred at about 4:20 p.m. (1320 GMT) and that there were deaths and injuries, but he did not say how many. The cause of the explosion was not clear.
Turkey's media watchdog imposed a temporary media ban on reporting of the explosion, which means broadcasters cannot show videos of the moment of the blast or its aftermath. The Supreme Board of Radio and Television has imposed similar bans in the past, following attacks, accidents and some political issues.
A video posted online showed flames erupting and a loud bang, as pedestrians turned and ran away.
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Other footage showed ambulances, fire trucks and police at the scene. Social media users said shops were shuttered and the avenue closed down.
Broadcaster CNN Turk, in an early report, said 11 people were injured. The avenue is a crowded thoroughfare popular with tourists and locals, lined by shops and restaurants.
Turkey was hit by a string of deadly bombings between 2015 and 2017 by the Islamic State group and outlawed Kurdish groups.

Train services were affected after an explosion caused cracks in the track on the Udaipur-Ahmedabad rail line in Rajasthan. No casualties were reported
 

Explosion on Railway tracks in Rajasthan, no casualties reported

Train services were affected after an explosion caused cracks in the track on the Udaipur-Ahmedabad rail line in Rajasthan. No casualties were reported

Train services were affected after an explosion caused cracks in the track on the Udaipur-Ahmedabad rail line in Rajasthan. No casualties were reported
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An explosion occurred on railway tracks here on Sunday, hours before the Asarwa-Udaipur express train was supposed to pass, police said.
Due to the disruption, the train has been halted at Dungarpur, a Railways spokesperson said.
Superintendent of Police, Udaipur, Vikas Sharma said all angles, including sabotage, are being probed and the work to restore the tracks has started.
The explosion occurred near Kewda ki Naal under Jawar Mines Police Station of Udaipur.
"Locals informed us about the explosion in the morning. We have found some explosives on the track and efforts are being made to identify the accused,&rdquo; SHO Jawar Mines Police Station Anil Kumar Vishnoi said.
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Police and railway officials are at the spot and conducting an investigation, he said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had flagged off the inaugural run of the Asarwa-Udaipur express train on this track from Asarwa Railway Station in Ahmedabad on October 31

Turkey: Istanbul bombing suspect arrested, says internal affairs minister

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his vice president, Fuat Oktay, had earlier said that "a woman" was responsible for the attack, which Soylu did not immediately address on Monday.

The person who planted the bomb on Istanbul's Istiklal Street that killed at least six people has been arrested, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu told Turkey's official Anadolu news agency on Monday.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his vice president, Fuat Oktay, had earlier said that "a woman" was responsible for the attack, which Soylu did not immediately address on Monday.
Besides, Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu accused the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) on Monday of causing the bomb attack that killed at least six people in a busy Istanbul shopping thoroughfare. "According to our findings, the PKK terrorist organisation is responsible," Soylu said, announcing the arrest of a suspect accused of planting the bomb.
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Russia-Ukraine war: Kyiv attacked by 'kamikaze drones', claims Ukrainian presidency

Kyiv attacked by 'kamikaze drones', claims Ukraine

Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko said one of the blasts was in the capital's central Shevchenkivsky district.

Several explosions were heard Monday morning in Kyiv, exactly a week after Russian missile strikes on the Ukrainian capital, AFP journalists said.
Three blasts occurred between 6:35 am and 6:58 am (0335 GMT and 0358 GMT). Air raid sirens sounded shortly before the first explosion.
Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko said one of the blasts was in the capital's central Shevchenkivsky district.
"All services are on their way to the spot. Details later. The air alert continues. Stay in shelters!" Klitschko said on social media.
On October 10, Russian missiles rained down on Kyiv and other cities across Ukraine in the biggest wave of strikes in months.
The attacks killed at least 19 people, wounded 105 others and sparked an international outcry.
Moscow carried out further strikes on October 11, though on a smaller scale, striking energy installations in western Ukraine far from the front.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the strikes were in retaliation for an explosion that damaged a key bridge linking Russia to the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula.
Putin on Friday had expressed satisfaction and said there was no need for further massive strikes on Ukraine "for now".
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Coal mine explosion in northern Turkey, 28 killed, several feared trapped

Over 25 killed in coal mine explosion in northern Turkey

Energy Minister Fatih Durmaz said rescue efforts continued for 15 people with a majority of them in the mine's gallery where a fire still burned.

The death toll from a coal mine explosion in northern Turkey rose to at least 40 people Saturday, officials said.
Desperate relatives had waited all night in the cold outside the state-owned TTK Amasra Muessese Mudurlugu mine in the town of Amasra, in the Black Sea coastal province of Bartin, hoping for news. There were 110 miners working in the shaft when the explosion occurred Friday evening.
Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said Saturday that 40 miners were confirmed dead. Eleven were injured and hospitalised, while 58 others managed to get out of the mine on their own or were rescued unharmed. The status of one remaining miner was unclear.
Energy Minister Fatih Donmez said rescue efforts were almost complete. Earlier he had said that a fire was still burning in the mine's gallery where more than a dozen miners had been trapped. Work to isolate and cool the fire continued, he said.
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Preliminary assessments indicated that the explosion was likely caused by firedamp, which is a reference to flammable gases found in coal mines, Donmez said overnight.
A miner who works the day shift said he saw the news and hurried to the site to help with the rescue. &ldquo;We saw a frightful scene, it cannot be described, it's very sad,&rdquo; said Celal Kara, 40. &ldquo;They're all my friends... they all had dreams," the miner of 14 years said after exiting the mine, his face covered in soot.
Ambulances were on standby at the site. Rescue teams were dispatched to the area, including from neighbouring provinces, Turkey's disaster management agency, AFAD, said.
Turkey's president was expected to visit Amasra on Saturday.

Russia on Monday said its strikes in Ukraine was a response to the terrorist action by Ukraine  on Crimea bridge, it annexed in 2014.
Speaking with members of Russia’s Security Council, President Vladimir Putin said the series of strikes by Moscow was a reprisal against Ukraininan attack throughprecision weapons from air, sea and ground to target key energy and military command facilities in the war-torn country
Putin also warned of tough and proportionate response if Kyiv continued to mount terrorist attacks.
Kremlim strikes have emerged a day after Putin called the explosion on Saturday on a huge bridge connecting Russia to its annexed territory of Crimea a "terrorist act" masterminded by Ukrainian special services.
 It unleashed a lethal barrage of strikes against multiple Ukrainian cities Monday, smashing civilian targets including downtown Kyiv where at least six people were killed amid burnt-out cars and shattered buildings that brought back into focus the grim reality of war after months of easing tensions in the capital.
(With inputrs from AP and PTI)

Putin: Strikes on Ukraine a response to 'terrorist act'; tough action if attacks mount

Kremlin unleashed a lethal barrage of strikes against multiple Ukrainian cities smashing civilian targets including downtown Kyiv where at least six people were killed.

Kremlin unleashed a lethal barrage of strikes against multiple Ukrainian cities smashing civilian targets including downtown Kyiv where at least six people were killed

Vladimir Putin on Monday said its strikes on Ukraine were in response to the 'terrorist action' by Ukraine on a bridge connecting Russia and Crimea
Putin told Russia&rsquo;s Security Council that the series of strikes by Moscow was a reprisal against Ukraininan attack through precision weapons from air, sea and ground to target key energy and military command facilities in the war-torn country
Putin also warned of tough and proportionate response if Kyiv continued to mount what Moscow is calling terrorist attacks.
Kremlim strikes came a day after Putin called the explosion on Saturday on a huge bridge connecting Russia to its annexed territory of Crimea a "terrorist act" masterminded by Ukrainian special services.
&nbsp;It unleashed a lethal barrage of strikes against multiple Ukrainian cities Monday, smashing civilian targets including downtown Kyiv where at least six people were killed amid burnt-out cars and shattered buildings that brought back into focus the grim reality of war after months of easing tensions in the capital.
(With inputrs from AP and PTI)
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Eight people were rushed to hospitals after being injured when an explosion Tuesday tore through the top floor of a Chicago apartment building, officials said.
The explosion at the 36-unit, four-story apartment building in the South Austin neighbourhood occurred at about 9 am, officials said. Chicago Fire Department Deputy Chief Marc Ferman told reporters a few hours later that the department had finished searching for potential victims and was “confident” that nobody remained trapped inside the building, of which much of the top floor had collapsed.
He said technical crews had shored up the upper floors to allow firefighters to search “to make sure we didn't leave any victims underneath any of the debris”.
A cause of the blast had not yet been determined.
Seven of the injured were in the building on the city's West Side when the explosion occurred and one apparently was in a building across the street, Ferman said. Three of the people who were hurt had serious to critical injuries, the department said.
Photographs and video posted on the Chicago Fire Department's Twitter page showed that much of the top floor was destroyed. Scores of bricks and other debris had fallen onto the street, crushing at least one car and seriously damaging two others.
Several residents said they were home when the explosion rocked the building.
“I was asleep, and all of a sudden there was a loud booming,” Lawrence Lewis, who was asleep at the time, told WGN television. “I woke up to my windows gone, my front door blown open. I just saw smoke, and I ran out of the house. I was asleep. I'm shook up right now.” Otis Maning, who lives across the street, told the Chicago Sun-Times that he was on his couch watching television when “all of a sudden I hear, 'Boom!'” “My heart almost shot out of my body...I saw windows busted open, I saw debris," he added.
Chicago police bomb squad and agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also responded to the explosion. 

US: Explosion in Chicago apartment building leaves at least 8 wounded 

A cause of the blast had not yet been determined.

Eight people were rushed to hospitals after being injured when an explosion Tuesday tore through the top floor of a Chicago apartment building, officials said.
The explosion at the 36-unit, four-story apartment building in the South Austin neighbourhood occurred at about 9 am, officials said. Chicago Fire Department Deputy Chief Marc Ferman told reporters a few hours later that the department had finished searching for potential victims and was &ldquo;confident&rdquo; that nobody remained trapped inside the building, of which much of the top floor had collapsed.
He said technical crews had shored up the upper floors to allow firefighters to search &ldquo;to make sure we didn't leave any victims underneath any of the debris&rdquo;.
A cause of the blast had not yet been determined.
Seven of the injured were in the building on the city's West Side when the explosion occurred and one apparently was in a building across the street, Ferman said. Three of the people who were hurt had serious to critical injuries, the department said.
Photographs and video posted on the Chicago Fire Department's Twitter page showed that much of the top floor was destroyed. Scores of bricks and other debris had fallen onto the street, crushing at least one car and seriously damaging two others.
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Several residents said they were home when the explosion rocked the building.
&ldquo;I was asleep, and all of a sudden there was a loud booming,&rdquo; Lawrence Lewis, who was asleep at the time, told WGN television. &ldquo;I woke up to my windows gone, my front door blown open. I just saw smoke, and I ran out of the house. I was asleep. I'm shook up right now.&rdquo; Otis Maning, who lives across the street, told the Chicago Sun-Times that he was on his couch watching television when &ldquo;all of a sudden I hear, 'Boom!'&rdquo; &ldquo;My heart almost shot out of my body...I saw windows busted open, I saw debris," he added.
Chicago police bomb squad and agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also responded to the explosion.&nbsp;
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Patients were still being treated in hospitals Tuesday after a gas leak at Aqaba port in Jordan a day earlier.
A crane loading chlorine tanks onto a ship on Monday dropped one of them, causing an explosion of toxic yellow smoke that killed at least 13 people and sickened some 250, authorities said.
Video carried on state TV showed the moment the tank exploded, sending dock workers scrambling to escape the toxic cloud.
The Public Security Directorate, which initially described it as a gas leak, said authorities sealed off the area after evacuating the injured and sent specialists in to address the situation.
State-run Jordan TV said 13 people were killed. Al-Mamlaka TV, another official outlet, said 199 were still being treated in hospitals. The Public Security Directorate said a total of 251 people were injured.
Health officials urged people to stay inside and close windows and doors.
The nearest residential area is 25 kilometers (15 miles) away.
Aqaba is on the northern tip of the Red Sea, next to the Israeli city of Eilat, which is just across the border.
Both are popular beach and diving destinations.

On camera: chlorine tank explosion at Jordan port; 13 dead, over 250 hospitalised

Video carried on state TV showed the moment the tank exploded, sending dock workers scrambling to escape the toxic cloud.

Patients were still being treated in hospitals Tuesday after a gas leak at Aqaba port in Jordan a day earlier.
A crane loading chlorine tanks onto a ship on Monday dropped one of them, causing an explosion of toxic yellow smoke that killed at least 13 people and sickened some 250, authorities said.
Video carried on state TV showed the moment the tank exploded, sending dock workers scrambling to escape the toxic cloud.
The Public Security Directorate, which initially described it as a gas leak, said authorities sealed off the area after evacuating the injured and sent specialists in to address the situation.
State-run Jordan TV said 13 people were killed. Al-Mamlaka TV, another official outlet, said 199 were still being treated in hospitals. The Public Security Directorate said a total of 251 people were injured.
Health officials urged people to stay inside and close windows and doors.
The nearest residential area is 25 kilometers (15 miles) away.
Aqaba is on the northern tip of the Red Sea, next to the Israeli city of Eilat, which is just across the border.
Both are popular beach and diving destinations.
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A dangerous landmine explosion occurred near the disputed India-Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir on June 12. Two Indian Army soldiers were injured in the landmine blast near the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district.
The mine was part of an anti-infiltration obstacle system meant to deter or neutralise terrorists crossing over from the Pakistan-controlled side.
The landmine was triggered when Indian soldiers were trying to extinguish a forest fire in Balakote area. The injured personnel were hospitalised after the incident.
Similar incidents had occurred less than a month earlier in the same district. Several landmine explosions amid a forest fire had been reported from Poonch on May 18. No injuries had been reported then.
Jammu and Kashmir has seen a spike in fires in forests and agricultural land in recent times.

Landmine blast near India-Pakistan LoC; 2 Army soldiers injured while trying to douse forest fire

The mine was part of an anti-infiltration obstacle system meant to deter or neutralise terrorists crossing over from the Pakistan-controlled side.

A dangerous landmine explosion occurred near the disputed India-Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir on June 12. Two Indian Army soldiers were injured in the landmine blast near the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district.
The mine was part of an anti-infiltration obstacle system meant to deter or neutralise terrorists crossing over from the Pakistan-controlled side.
The landmine was triggered when Indian soldiers were trying to extinguish a forest fire in Balakote area. The injured personnel were hospitalised after the incident.
Similar incidents had occurred less than a month earlier in the same district. Several landmine explosions amid a forest fire had been reported from Poonch on May 18. No injuries had been reported then.
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In a concerning incident, several landmine explosions occurred along the Line of Control (LoC) between India and Pakistan. The landmines at LoC were triggered by a forest fire in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch on May 18.
The fire started on the Pakistan-controlled side of the LoC and then spread to the Indian side in the Mendhar sector. Nearly half a dozen landmines which were part of the anti-infiltration obstacle system exploded, according to officials.
The fire has reportedly been raging for 3 days, and the Indian Army is helping local authorities in trying to douse it. Meanwhile, another fire broke out in Rajouri district near the border.
Fires were also reported from agricultural fields along the International Border (IB) in Jammu.

Landmine blasts at LoC in J&K, triggered by forest fire; Indian Army helping douse it

The fire started on the Pakistan-controlled side of the LoC and then spread to the Indian side in the Mendhar sector.

In a concerning incident, several landmine explosions occurred along the Line of Control (LoC) between India and Pakistan. The landmines at LoC were triggered by a forest fire in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch on May 18.
The fire started on the Pakistan-controlled side of the LoC and then spread to the Indian side in the Mendhar sector. Nearly half a dozen landmines which were part of the anti-infiltration obstacle system exploded, according to officials.
The fire has reportedly been raging for 3 days, and the Indian Army is helping local authorities in trying to douse it. Meanwhile, another fire broke out in Rajouri district near the border.
Fires were also reported from agricultural fields along the International Border (IB) in Jammu.

A deadly bomb, planted by Naxal terrorists in Chhattisgarh, was disposed of on May 16. The mortar high-explosive bomb was found around 450 m from the Elmagunda camp in an area affected by left-wing extremism.
CRPF's CoBRA commandos got rid of the bomb via a controlled explosion. The blast was conducted in a forested area in Sukma. CoBRA, or Commando Battalion for Resolution Action's 206 Battalion's D Company neutralised the high-explosive bomb.
In March 2022, the Narendra Modi government had informed Parliament that the number of districts affected by Naxal terrorism had reduced from 96 in 2010, to 46 in 2021.
The government had claimed civilian and security force deaths had come down from an all-time high of 1,005 in 2010 to 147 in 2021.

Deadly, high-explosive bomb planted by Naxals found in Chhattisgarh, disposed of in controlled blast

Chhattisgarh: CoBRA commandos got rid of a mortar high-explosive bomb found around 450 m from the Elmagunda camp in an area affected by Naxal terror.

A deadly bomb, planted by Naxal terrorists in Chhattisgarh, was disposed of on May 16. The mortar high-explosive bomb was found around 450 m from the Elmagunda camp in an area affected by left-wing extremism.
CRPF's CoBRA commandos got rid of the bomb via a controlled explosion. The blast was conducted in a forested area in Sukma. CoBRA, or Commando Battalion for Resolution Action's 206 Battalion's D Company neutralised the high-explosive bomb.
In March 2022, the Narendra Modi government had informed Parliament that the number of districts affected by Naxal terrorism had reduced from 96 in 2010, to 46 in 2021.
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The government had claimed civilian and security force deaths had come down from an all-time high of 1,005 in 2010 to 147 in 2021.

A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

Karachi blast: China's warning, message to Pakistan; new details of suicide bomber emerge, had 2 degrees

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 A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action. Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price. The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country. Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern". Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future. Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army. Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago. Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university. She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education. The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26. Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.
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CAPTIONS China condemned Karachi blast 'Can't shed Chinese blood in vain' Pak told to boost Chinese' security 3 Chinese nationals died in attack Suicide bomber's new details Shari Baloch had 2 degrees Shari volunteered 2 years ago Shari was student at Karachi univ

<div class="elementToProof">Karachi university blast:&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, after 3 Chinese nationals died in a BLA suicide bombing.</div>

A day after 3 Chinese nationals died in a suicide bombing in Karachi, China issued a strong statement, asking Pakistan to take action.&nbsp;Beijing said that the blood of Chinese cannot be shed in vain, and those behind the attack will pay the price.
The Chinese government expressed strong condemnation and great indignation at the incident, and asked Pakistan to beef up security of Chinese nationals in the country.&nbsp;Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Jianghao also made a phone call to the Pakistani Ambassador to China to express "extremely grave concern".
Beijing called on Islamabad to conduct a thorough probe, punish the perpetrators, and prevent such attacks in the future.
Meanwhile, fresh information surfaced regarding the suicide bomber, a member of the Balochistan Liberation Army.&nbsp;Shari Baloch, the Karachi attacker, had reportedly volunteered to be a suicide bomber 2 years ago, and finalised the plan for the attack 6 months ago.
Pakistani media reports said that Shari Baloch had been a student at the Karachi university.&nbsp;She reportedly had a Masters degree in Zoology and an MPhil in education.
The attack occurred near the Confucius Institute at the Karachi University on April 26.&nbsp;Three Chinese nationals, working at the Confucius Institute, and their Pakistani driver died in the blast near their van.

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