Bride and groom killed by gas explosion day after Pakistan wedding
The blast, linked to a gas leak from a liquefied petroleum gas cylinder, killed eight including a newlywed couple and injured over a dozen, officials said.
- On Sunday, an explosion at a house in Islamabad killed eight people, including a bride and groom, as wedding guests slept in the early hours.
- Officials say the blast followed a gas leak after gas leaked into a room and then exploded, and an investigation by police and forensic teams is under way to determine if a gas cylinder failed.
- Rescue workers found blown-out walls and a collapsed roof, damaged three neighbouring houses, and carried injured people out on stretchers with reports citing seven injured and more than a dozen hurt.
- Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed sorrow, offered condolences, ordered a full investigation, directed health authorities to care for victims, while police cordoned off the area and deployed forensic teams.
- Senate chairman Yusuf Raza Gilani called the blast `a heart-wrenching incident that turned celebrations into mourning` and urged relevant departments to act as many households rely on liquefied petroleum gas cylinders due to low piped supply pressure.
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