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Jodhpur factory fire: 14 initially injured; later firefighter deaths reported

Chemical-drum explosions during the 23 September Jodhpur factory-fire response initially injured 14 fire personnel. Pritesh died on 26 September and Surendra's death on 28 September was reported with hospital attribution. A later outlet reported Pradeep's death, but that update remains independently unconfirmed. Cover: editorial illustration, not incident photography.

23 September 2026, about 5:30 pmGanesh Nagar, Basni area, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, IndiaReviewed 2026-09-29
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