Archive · 8 Oct 2026

Mulund Labour Camp Fire Triggers Seven Cylinder Explosions

Mulund Labour Camp Fire Triggers Seven Cylinder Explosions

A fire started at a camp where construction workers were staying in Mulund East, Mumbai.

The camp is at a housing project run by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation.

The fire spread through temporary buildings, and gas cylinders exploded.

Police said seven cylinders exploded.

Firefighters and other emergency workers came to the site to control the blaze.

Reports said the workers got out safely, and no injuries were reported.

One official said around 200 to 300 workers may have been there.

A local corporator suggested a short circuit might have started the fire, but officials have not confirmed the cause.

Investigations are continuing.

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