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Seven killed, dozens injured after gas explosion causes building collapse in B'desh

Dhaka, Nov 17 (UNI) Seven people died while dozens injured as a gas line explosion caused the collapse of a building in Bangladesh's seaport city of Chattogram on Sunday morning.
A police official, who did not want to be named, said at least 32 people were injured after the explosion damaged the front part of an old house's ground floor at about 9:30 hour local time, leading to the accident, Xinhua reported.
All the injured were rushed to nearby hospitals, said the official, adding that seven injured people succumbed to their injuries during the traetment.
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