LPG cylinder suddenly burst inside the house in Bengaluru: 6 people including 4 children of the same family got seriously burnt due to the massive fire.

A very painful and heartbreaking accident is coming to light from Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka. A massive fire suddenly broke out in a residential area of ​​the city on Saturday morning due to suspicious gas leaking in an LPG cylinder during cooking. In this terrible accident, a total of six members of the same family have been seriously burnt, including four innocent small children. After the incident, there has been a stir in the area and sensation has spread among the local people.

According to initial information received from the local police and fire department, the accident took place on Saturday morning in a rented house located in the busy Vinayak Layout area of ​​Bengaluru. People from a labor family originally from Raichur district were earning their livelihood by living in this house on rent.

On Saturday morning, when the family members were busy in their daily activities and preparing to prepare food in the morning, suddenly LPG started leaking from the gas pipe or cylinder. By the time the family members could understand or control themselves, the gas took a huge form and the fire spread throughout the room. Due to this fire, the entire family was badly surrounded.

All the members injured in this tragic accident have been identified. According to police, the injured include 40-year-old Karilingappa, his 42-year-old wife Lakshmamma, 11-year-old daughter Chaitra, 9-year-old son Basava and 3-year-old twins Geeta and Girija.

As soon as information about the incident was received, senior officers of Chandra Layout police station and fire brigade vehicles immediately reached the spot. The police, showing promptness, immediately admitted all the injured to the nearest hospital with the help of local people, where they are undergoing treatment in the Burn Unit. Fortunately, relief and rescue work started in time, due to which doctors said that at present the condition of all the injured is out of danger and their treatment is going on. The administration is further investigating the matter as to what caused the gas leakage.