Gas cylinder blast in Supreme Court canteen injures four workers

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ISLAMABAD (Web-Desk) – A gas cylinder explosion in the basement canteen of the Supreme Court building on Tuesday left four people injured, according to initial reports.

According to details, the incident occurred during repair work on the central air-conditioning system in SC basement. The sudden blast sent shockwaves through the building, causing panic among lawyers, court staff and visitors, who quickly evacuated to safety.

Eyewitnesses said the loud explosion was felt across the lower floors of the court complex, prompting an immediate emergency response. Rescue teams and security personnel reached the site within minutes and began evacuation and relief operations.

The injured workers, who were reportedly carrying out maintenance work near the AC plant, were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Hospital officials later said their condition was out of danger.

Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the explosion. The affected area, including the staff-only Supreme Court cafeteria located in the basement, has been cordoned off as a precautionary measure.

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