Puducherry: A father-son duo was killed, and three others injured when they accidentally detonated two bags of country-made fireworks in their motorcycle at Kottakuppam in Villupuram district. Puducherry-Tamil Nadu border on Thursday.
the police said Kay Kallenson, 37, from ariyankuppam In Puducherry, known for its high decibels and cheap country fireworks, he was visiting his in-laws’ house at Koonimedu in Villupuram district with the state of his seven-year-old son, who was carrying two bags of country-made fireworks, which he bought from the area. Was.
When they crossed Kottakuppam in Villupuram district, fireworks in one of the bags accidentally exploded, killing the father-son duo on the spot. The blast was so strong that his body broke into pieces and he was scattered a few meters away from the accident site.
The three motorists suffered severe burns and were taken to the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER).
Villupuram DIG M Pandian and Villupuram Superintendent of Police N Srinath Visited the blast site and made preliminary inquiries. A team of forensic science experts searched the blast site and took samples of the remains of the fireworks.
Police suspect that the firecrackers may have exploded due to friction and excessive heat from the motorcycle.
the police said Kay Kallenson, 37, from ariyankuppam In Puducherry, known for its high decibels and cheap country fireworks, he was visiting his in-laws’ house at Koonimedu in Villupuram district with the state of his seven-year-old son, who was carrying two bags of country-made fireworks, which he bought from the area. Was.
When they crossed Kottakuppam in Villupuram district, fireworks in one of the bags accidentally exploded, killing the father-son duo on the spot. The blast was so strong that his body broke into pieces and he was scattered a few meters away from the accident site.
The three motorists suffered severe burns and were taken to the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER).
Villupuram DIG M Pandian and Villupuram Superintendent of Police N Srinath Visited the blast site and made preliminary inquiries. A team of forensic science experts searched the blast site and took samples of the remains of the fireworks.
Police suspect that the firecrackers may have exploded due to friction and excessive heat from the motorcycle.
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