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Kerala fireworks accident: Special team to probe cause of explosion in Thrissur that killed 13

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Last updated: April 22, 2026 8:38 am
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Published: April 22, 2026
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Officials suggested that heat, which could trigger spontaneous chemical reactions, may have played a part in the accident, and, prima facie, there appeared to be no evidence of sabotage as yet. 

Officials suggested that heat, which could trigger spontaneous chemical reactions, may have played a part in the accident, and, prima facie, there appeared to be no evidence of sabotage as yet. 
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Kerala State Police Chief (SPC) Ravada Chandrasekhar has announced a special investigation team to probe the cause of the explosion at a fireworks manufacturing unit at Mundathikode in Thrissur, which claimed 13 lives and grievously injured several more on Tuesday. 

The police have not ruled out the possible use of banned, easily ignitable, and abrasion-sensitive chemicals, such as potassium chlorate and other compounds. Officials suggested that heat, which could trigger spontaneous chemical reactions, may have played a part in the accident, and, prima facie, there appeared to be no evidence of sabotage as yet. 

Published – April 22, 2026 01:23 pm IST



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