In a tragic incident, at least six laborers have sustained injuries following a significant blast at the largest explosives factory in central India’s Chhattisgarh.

The incident took place in Bemetara district on May 25.

Visuals showed the whole place engulfed in fumes making visibility nil. The incident has shaken the local community and raised concerns about safety protocols in such facilities.

Authorities have confirmed one death so far, but the extent of the casualties is yet to be fully determined as rescue operations continue. The explosion has caused widespread damage to the factory premises, with reports of structural collapse and debris scattered across the area. The factory, located in a remote region of central India, is known for its production of explosives used in various industrial applications.

However, the exact cause of the explosion remains unclear, prompting investigations by both local officials and industry experts. Efforts are underway to provide medical assistance to the injured laborers and support to the families affected by the tragedy.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of stringent safety measures in hazardous workplaces, highlighting the need for comprehensive oversight and regulations to prevent such disasters in the future