Three killed, several injured in a blast at a fueling station in Roudaki district

DUSHANBE, November 10, Asia-Plus — Three people were killed and several others injured on November 8 as an explosion occurred at a fueling station in the Roudaki district, according to the Interior Ministry’s official website. The explosion was reportedly caused by non-observance of safety measures during fueling a vehicle running on a liquefied natural gas […]

Avaz Yuldoshev

DUSHANBE, November 10, Asia-Plus — Three people were killed and several others injured on November 8 as an explosion occurred at a fueling station in the Roudaki district, according to the Interior Ministry’s official website.

The explosion was reportedly caused by non-observance of safety measures during fueling a vehicle running on a liquefied natural gas (LNG).

The preliminary investigation is under way, the source said.  

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