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In an unfortunate incident that happened on 18 January, an explosion onboard Indian Navy's Ranvir-class destroyer INS Ranvir claimed the lives of three sailors, while eleven other crew members were injured, Indian Navy officials stated.

According to sources, the bodies were sent by Colaba police station to JJ Hospital for post-mortem at 3 am and were handed back by the hospital to INS Ranvir doctors at 9 am. The Colaba police station has registered three separate accidental death reports regarding the incident which also left 11 sailors injured.

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The official said a Board of Inquiry has already been instituted to probe the accident.

In an unfortunate incident that happened on 18 January, an explosion onboard Indian Navy's Ranvir-class destroyer INS Ranvir claimed the lives of three sailors, while eleven other crew members were injured, Indian Navy officials stated.

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The explosion on INS Ranvir, Indian Navy's destroyer ship, which killed three Navy personnel and left 11 injured, may have occurred due to a gas leak in the ship's air-conditioning compartment, an official said on Thursday. The official said a Board of Inquiry has already been instituted to probe the accident. "It appears that the explosion was caused due to a possible gas

Three Indian naval personnel were killed in an explosion on one of the countrys oldest destroyers at a naval dockyard in Mumbai, authorities said.