Coal mine accident due to fire and methane gas explosion: Nagaland govt

In Nairobi, Kenya's capital, a truck laden with gas canisters exploded on Friday (Feb 2), triggering a devastating fire that resulted in the loss of three lives and left 280 individuals injured, as confirmed by authorities. The explosion sent a massive fireball soaring into the night sky near a residential area in the southeast of Nairobi, causing extensive damage to several buildings and vehicles. Additionally, a nearby textile and garment warehouse succumbed to the flames. The government reported that the casualties occurred at a gas refilling plant, with three fatalities, while 280 others were undergoing treatment at various hospitals across Nairobi. #KenyaExplosion #NairobiTragedy #GasTruckExplosion #EmergencyResponse #CasualtyUpdate #SafetyFirst #TragicIncident #PrayersForKenya #DisasterResponse #CommunitySupport #NairobiStrong #HumanitarianAid #KenyaSafety #EmergencyServices #Condolences #InjuredInNairobi #ExplosionImpact #CrisisManagement #KenyaEmergency #SupportForVictims ~PR.152~ED.101~

The Nagaland geology and mining department reported on Thursday that a fire and explosion of methane gas caused the accident in a rat-hole mine located in...