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    16 women, 3 men among 23 killed in massive firecracker factory blast in Kattanarpatti, Tamil Nadu

    A devastating explosion at a fireworks factory in Kattanarpatti near Virudhunagar has claimed 23 lives. Nineteen bodies have been identified, including 16 women and 3 men. Six individuals remain in the ICU. A second blast during rescue efforts hospitalized 13 people, including emergency responders. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.

    23 workers killed in blast at firecracker factory in Tamil Nadu; MK Stalin condoles
    Nine killed as govt bus hits two vehicles after tyre burst in Tamil Nadu’s Cuddalore

    A government bus in Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, veered into oncoming traffic after a tyre burst, resulting in a fatal collision with two private vehicles. Nine people were killed in the accident, with four others, including two children, sustaining severe injuries. Chief Minister MK Stalin announced financial aid for the victims' families.

    Tamil Nadu: 11 dead after two buses collide head-on near Tirupattur

    A tragic head-on collision between two buses near Tirupattur in Tamil Nadu’s Sivaganga district has claimed seven lives. The incident occurred on Saturday. Emergency services responded to the scene. Investigations into the cause of the accident are underway. This event has deeply impacted the local community. Further details are expected as the situation develops.

    TN CM MK Stalin announces Rs 10 lakh compensation for Ennore Power Plant collapse victims' families

    Nine workers died in a power plant collapse at Ennore. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced ten lakh rupees compensation for each victim's family. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also offered two lakh rupees ex-gratia. The incident involved a steel arch collapse at the construction site. Officials are investigating the cause of the accident.

    Vijay breaks silence on Karur stampede; asks MK Stalin to 'take any action' against him, 'not harm TVK functionaries'

    TVK chief Vijay called the Karur stampede his life's most painful moment, appealing to CM M.K. Stalin not to act against his arrested party functionaries. Expressing deep pain, he offered himself for any action instead. Vijay also confirmed plans to meet affected families and conveyed condolences, stating the full truth would soon emerge.

    The Economic Times
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