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Chhattisgarh: 4 CRPF Officers Injured in IED Blast While Defusing Residual Explosives in Sukma
- On Thursday, four CRPF officers sustained injuries during an accidental IED blast while defusing residual explosives at the Alarmedgu camp in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district.
- The injured officers belonged to the Ammunition Technician Team of the 50th Battalion CRPF, tasked with inspecting camps across the Konta Range to safely dispose of residual explosives.
- ASI MK Tiwari, ASI Anish Khan, Inspector Amarnath Mishra, and Head Constable Kuldeep Raj received first aid and were transported to the Government Hospital in Konta for medical care.
- Earlier, three District Reserve Guard personnel were killed and one injured during an accidental IED blast near the Kanker-Narayanpur boundary on May 2, officials reported.
- Authorities confirmed the situation at the Alarmedgu camp remains under control as the CRPF continues critical explosives disposal operations across the Konta Range.
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Four CRPF personnel injured in blast during explosives disposal in Sukma
The team was carrying out the disposal process following prescribed safety protocols near Bodrajpadar Nala, around 200 metres from the security camp, when a fragment of an explosive accidentally flew, landed nearby, and exploded
·Chennai, India
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Four CRPF personnel injured while disposing explosives in Chhattisgarh's Sukma
The four CRPF personnel were part of the 50th battalion and were disposing of a leftover explosive when the blast took place in the Sukma district in Chhattisgarh. They are receiving treatment at a government hospital in Konta.
·Noida, India
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4 CRPF personnel injured in accidental blast during explosives disposal in Chhattisgarh
Four CRPF personnel were injured in an accidental blast during an explosives' disposal operation in Chhattisgarh's Sukma. Two of them were seriously hurt, though police said the situation was under control.
·Noida, India
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