Dilip Dhurve, resident of Gondapara, Mopka, is a welder. He has a gas welding shop in Mopka itself. Chandraprakash Kenwat (22), resident of Mopka, had to come and go to the shop. Like every day, Chandraprakash came to Dilip’s shop on the afternoon of 7th November. Here Dilip was busy with his work.
A cylinder burst during work in the welding shop of Mopka area. The carpenter sitting near the cylinder got seriously burnt in the accident. The shop owner and his associates took the injured to Apollo. There the doctors declared the young man dead and sent the body to the sawmill. On receiving information about the incident, the police has sent the dead body to PM. They are also investigating the incident by interrogating the shop owner and the people nearby.
Dilip Dhurve, resident of Gondapara, Mopka, is a welder. He has a gas welding shop in Mopka itself. Chandraprakash Kenwat (22), resident of Mopka, had to come and go to the shop. Like every day, Chandraprakash came to Dilip’s shop on the afternoon of 7th November. Here Dilip was busy with his work. Suddenly the gas cylinder burst during welding. The people around were frightened by his explosion. After some time, when people reached inside the shop, Chandraprakash was lying there in a critical condition. People hurriedly took him to Apollo. The doctors in the hospital declared him dead and sent the body to the mortuary. Here, on receiving information about the accident, a large number of relatives also reached the hospital. The police took possession of the body and sent it to Sims. The body has been post mortem on Friday. After this the body has been handed over to the relatives.
The cause of the accident is unknown, it will be clear in the investigation
Mopka outpost in-charge SI Ramnaresh Yadav said that on receiving information about the incident, the forensic team has taken samples on the spot. Apart from this the cylinder has been confiscated. The investigation will proceed further on the basis of PM and forensic report. Along with this, nearby shop operators have also been questioned. Based on the facts found in the investigation, action will be taken against the shop operator. At present the route has been established.
People nearby were frightened by the sound of the explosion.
At the time of the incident, shop operators near Mopka Chowk were busy in their work. Everything was normal there. Suddenly the cylinder exploded with a loud noise. The people nearby were horrified by this accident. People did not understand anything. Here the people present in the welding shop ran outside. After some time, when they reached the shop, Chandraprakash was lying there bleeding.
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