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  • Muzaffarpur Gas Pipeline Blast: One Killed, Several Injured; 50 Houses Damaged in Bihar

    November 2, 2026

    Muzaffarpur Gas Pipeline Blast: One Killed, Several Injured; 50 Houses Damaged in Bihar

    Patna: One person was killed and several injured in an underground gas pipeline explosion due to drain construction works in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar on Monday. The blast occurred in the Gobarsahi-Dumari area.

    It happened near Gobarsahi Chowk under the Sadar police station area, following which underground piped natural gas (PNG) pipeline was damaged by a JCB machine.

    The blast was so loud it could be heard from several kilometres away and damaged around 50 houses. Some of the houses near the site suffered significant damage.

    A motorcyclist was killed in the explosion while a number of people were injured. They were taken to nearby hospitals. They were admitted to Sadar Hospital and Sri Krishna Medical College and Hospital.

    Panic After Blast

    The sudden explosion caused panic among the locals. Nearby house windowpanes were shattered and walls and other house damage occurred.

    People rushed to the scene and a large crowd formed. Concerns were raised over the gas leak.

    Fire services, police and district administration arrived at the scene. Efforts were made to put the situation under control.

    Damage to Vehicles and Buildings

    In addition to the damage to nearby buildings, vehicles including the JCB machine and SUV were damaged.

    Authorities surveyed the damage to nearby buildings and ensured people were safe.

    Investigation Ordered

    The administration has ordered an investigation into the incident to determine how the pipeline was damaged. The incident has raised concerns over safety measures when excavations and drain construction works are being carried out in areas where there are underground gas pipelines.

    More information is awaited regarding the damage and injuries.

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