Gas pipeline blast burns dozens praying at Bangladesh mosque

In Dhaka, Bangladesh - An underground fuel pipeline close to a mosque exploded throughout night prayers backyard the capital of Bangladesh, leaving dozens of Muslim worshipers with quintessential burns, officers stated Saturday.

The blast came about Friday night time as humans have been ending their prayers at Baitus Salat Jame Mosque at Narayanganj, nearby police chief Zayedul Alam said.

At least 37 humans had been admitted to a burn unit in a state-run clinic in the capital of Dhaka, stated Samanta Lal Sen, a coordinator of the unit.

Most of them had been in indispensable condition, Sen said.

TV stations stated that due to the fact of the affect of the fuel line blast, at least six air conditioners additionally exploded internal the mosque.

Firefighters had been investigation why the explosions took place. 

In Dhaka, Bangladesh - An underground fuel pipeline close to a mosque exploded throughout night prayers backyard the capital of Bangladesh, leaving dozens of Muslim worshipers with quintessential burns, officers stated Saturday.

The blast came about Friday night time as humans have been ending their prayers at Baitus Salat Jame Mosque at Narayanganj, nearby police chief Zayedul Alam said.

At least 37 humans had been admitted to a burn unit in a state-run clinic in the capital of Dhaka, stated Samanta Lal Sen, a coordinator of the unit.

Most of them had been in indispensable condition, Sen said.

TV stations stated that due to the fact of the affect of the fuel line blast, at least six air conditioners additionally exploded internal the mosque.

Firefighters had been investigation why the explosions took place. 

In Dhaka, Bangladesh - An underground fuel pipeline close to a mosque exploded throughout night prayers backyard the capital of Bangladesh, leaving dozens of Muslim worshipers with quintessential burns, officers stated Saturday.

The blast came about Friday night time as humans have been ending their prayers at Baitus Salat Jame Mosque at Narayanganj, nearby police chief Zayedul Alam said.

At least 37 humans had been admitted to a burn unit in a state-run clinic in the capital of Dhaka, stated Samanta Lal Sen, a coordinator of the unit.

Most of them had been in indispensable condition, Sen said.

TV stations stated that due to the fact of the affect of the fuel line blast, at least six air conditioners additionally exploded internal the mosque.

Firefighters had been investigation why the explosions took place.