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This is an archive article published on July 28, 2012

2 killed,6 injured in tourist cab explosion in J-K

The injured have been referred to a hospital in critical condition.

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A gas cylinder explosion inside a tourist cab today resulted in death of two women tourists from Maharashtra and injuries to six others at Bijbehara in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district,police said.

The explosion took place inside the cab at Bijbehara,45 kms from here,resulting in death of two women and injuries to six others,they said.

The injured — all women — have been referred to a hospital here in critical condition.

Although a gas cylinder had exploded inside the car,a forensic team has been sent to investigate into other possibilities,they added.

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