DHAKA, Bangladesh — An underground gasoline pipeline close to a mosque exploded all through evening prayers outdoors the capital of Bangladesh, leaving dozens of Muslim worshipers with important burns, officials explained Saturday.
The blast occurred Friday evening as individuals had been finishing their prayers at Baitus Salat Jame Mosque at Narayanganj, neighborhood police chief Zayedul Alam explained.
At least 37 individuals had been admitted to a burn up unit in a state-run hospital in the capital of Dhaka, explained Samanta Lal Sen, a coordinator of the unit. Most of them had been in important ailment, Sen explained.
Television stations reported that due to the fact of the effect of the gasoline line blast, at least 6 air conditioners also exploded within the mosque. Firefighters had been investigation why the explosions took area.