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VIRUDHUNAGAR: Thirteen workers died in blasts in two fireworks manufacturing units near Sivakasi in Tamil Nadu on Tuesday.
The first accident happened in a fireworks unit at Rengapalayam. The unit is owned by Sundaramoorthy.
Around 1.30pm, workers were testing samples of the finished crackers before packing them. Since a spark from the crackers fell on the room where workers were packing crackers, a blast was triggered. Twelve workers died.
On being informed, fire and rescue services personnel rushed to the spot and doused the blaze.
Virudhunagar district superintendent of police R Srinivasa Perumal visited the spot and conducted an inquiry.
In the second accident, a worker identified as Vembu,35, was killed in a blast in a fireworks unit at Kichanayakanpatti on Tuesday afternoon.
Expressing his condolences, chief minister M K Stalin announced a solatium of Rs 3 lakh each to the family members of the deceased workers.
The first accident happened in a fireworks unit at Rengapalayam. The unit is owned by Sundaramoorthy.
Around 1.30pm, workers were testing samples of the finished crackers before packing them. Since a spark from the crackers fell on the room where workers were packing crackers, a blast was triggered. Twelve workers died.
On being informed, fire and rescue services personnel rushed to the spot and doused the blaze.
Virudhunagar district superintendent of police R Srinivasa Perumal visited the spot and conducted an inquiry.
In the second accident, a worker identified as Vembu,35, was killed in a blast in a fireworks unit at Kichanayakanpatti on Tuesday afternoon.
Expressing his condolences, chief minister M K Stalin announced a solatium of Rs 3 lakh each to the family members of the deceased workers.
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