4 killed, 11 injured in Vadodara factory boiler blast
The Hindu
Four-year-old girl and 65-year-old man among victims
Four people, including a four-year-old girl and a 65-year-old man, were killed and 11 injured in a blast in a boiler of a chemical factory in Vadodara industrial zone on Friday.
A teenager and a 30-year-old woman, who was the mother of the four-year girl, were the other victims. The injured have been taken to hospital.
“A massive blast ripped through the area in the morning and around 15 persons were found injured. They were taken to nearby hospitals and four of them were either declared brought dead or died during treatment,” local police official Sajid Baloch said.
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