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Death toll from last week’s gas tanker explosion in Pakistan rises to 18

The death toll from a gas tanker truck explosion in central Pakistan has risen to 18, according to police and hospital officials.
Initially, five people were reported dead and about two dozen injured after the explosion in Multan, Punjab Province.
A doctor reported that 13 additional deaths occurred since the January 27 blast, with seven others in critical condition.
The police stated that the explosion happened while transferring LPG from the truck to cylinders after bribing the driver, who has been arrested.

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The Seattle Times

Death toll from last week’s gas tanker explosion in Pakistan rises to 18

Officials say the death toll from last week’s gas tanker truck explosion in central Pakistan has jumped to 18.

1 month ago·Seattle, United States

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Death toll from last week's gas tanker explosion in Pakistan rises to 18

Officials say the death toll from last week’s gas tanker truck explosion in central Pakistan has jumped to 18.

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Death Toll from Last Weeks Gas Tanker Explosion in Pakistan Increases to 18

The death toll from a devastating gas tanker explosion in Multan, Pakistan, has risen to 18, as reported by local police and hospital officials on Tuesday. The tragic incident occurred last week when a truck transporting liquified petroleum gas (LPG) caught fire in an industrial area of the city, located in the populous Punjab province. ...

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