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Toll in fireworks unit accident rises to 20


Toll in fireworks unit accident rises to 20
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The death toll in Friday’s accident at Sree Mariyammal Fireworks near Sattur rose to 20 on Sunday, with one more worker succumbing to burns.
The police said J. Vanaraja, 51, of Ameerpalayam, died at Government Rajaji Hospital in Madurai.
Two days after the accident, officials established the identities of three charred bodies. All the three were women from Sattur — M. Poomari, 50, P. Malliga, 58, and S. Sankareswari, 55.
Commissioner for Revenue Administration K. Phanindra Reddy met officials of various departments, including Virudhunagar Collector R. Kannan. The meeting discussed the gravity of the accident and the ways to prevent recurrence of such fires.

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