Gas cylinder explosion kills 13 people in Pakistan

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The explosion occurred on Wednesday evening on the first floor of the building. Preliminary information indicates that the explosion was caused by a gas leak.
Pakistan witnessed a tragic disaster, as rescue officials announced on Thursday the death of at least 13 people, including four children and three women, and injuries to 14 others, following a gas cylinder explosion in a three-story residential building.
Pakistani media reported that the explosion occurred on Wednesday evening on the first floor of the building, causing part of it to collapse.
“Gas leak”
Rescue officials confirmed that all available resources are being used in search and rescue operations, while authorities stated that preliminary information indicates the explosion resulted from a gas leak, possibly from a gas cylinder or a gas suction machine.
It is believed that two people are still trapped under the rubble, while rescue teams face difficulties reaching them due to narrow streets surrounding the building. Police cordoned off the area and imposed strict security measures as search efforts continue.
