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Jodhpur factory fire: 14 firefighters injured; Pritesh later died

Chemical-drum explosions during the 23 September Jodhpur factory-fire response injured 14 fire personnel. Firefighter Pritesh died of his injuries on 26 September. The initial injury figure should not be added to the later death as separate groups.

23 September 2026, about 5:30 pmGanesh Nagar, Basni area, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, IndiaReviewed 2026-09-28
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