INS Ranvir Blast: Gas leak in air conditioning compartment could be behind explosion, says official
The official said a Board of Inquiry has already been instituted to probe the accident.
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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 country's oldest destroyers at a naval dockyard in Mumbai, authorities said.