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    Nowgam blast was 'avoidable' had SOPs been followed: Ex-officials

    Tragedy struck at the Nowgam police station, where a devastating explosion resulted in the deaths of nine individuals and left 32 others injured. Experts, including former FSL director RL Dhar, assert that the calamity was preventable, citing a failure to adhere to standard operating procedures as a significant oversight. The presence of non-technical personnel within the FSL raised further concerns.

    Brisk checking at Howrah, Sealdah stations amid nationwide vigil following Nowgam, Delhi blasts

    Security has been heightened at key West Bengal railway stations, including Howrah and Sealdah. This follows recent blasts in Delhi and Nowgam. Officials are conducting thorough checks of vehicles and passengers. Increased personnel are maintaining surveillance. Hotels are also under increased watch. The state is taking strict measures to ensure public safety.

    Forensic error, not terror, blamed for Nowgam police station tragedy: Officials

    An accidental explosion at Nowgam police station killed nine people late Friday night. Preliminary investigations suggest excessive lighting used by a forensic team may have triggered the blast. The team was examining seized explosive material. The incident occurred during sample extraction from chemical boxes. Authorities have ruled out a terror attack.

    J&K govt announces Rs 10 lakh ex-gratia for Nowgam blast victims, Rs 1 lakh for injured

    The J&K government announced a Rs 10 lakh ex-gratia relief for families of those killed and Rs 1 lakh for the severely injured following a devastating blast at the Nowgam police station. The explosion, which claimed nine lives and injured 27, occurred during the analysis of explosives seized from a "white-collar" terror module.

    Nowgam blast wake-up call for Centre to strengthen intelligence: Mallikarjun Kharge

    An accidental explosion ripped through the Nowgam police station here, killing nine people and injuring 32, Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police Nalin Prabhat said on Saturday, while ruling out any sabotage angle. He said the blast occurred on Friday night when a specialised team was extracting samples from a large and "unstable" cache of explosives confiscated from Haryana's Faridabad district in connection with the ongoing investigation into a "white collar terror module".

    Srinagar blast: Nine killed and over 30 injured in midnight blast at J&K police station while handling of Faridabad terror explosives

    An accidental explosion at Srinagar's Nowgam police station killed nine and injured over 30, mostly police and forensic teams, while examining a 360 kg explosives haul linked to a 'white-collar' terror module. The blast occurred during sample extraction of chemicals brought from Faridabad, leading to a major internal review of handling protocols.

    The Economic Times
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