A huge blast at the Sigachi Industries factory in Telangana has left everyone shocked and sad. Thirty-seven people lost their lives, and another 25 are in hospital after a chemical reactor exploded at the Pashamylaram plant near Hyderabad. The company has said they’ll stop all work at the factory for about 90 days while they fix up the damage and try to make things safer again.
Rescue teams have been working day and night to help those who got hurt and to support the families who lost loved ones. The blast was so big that it could be heard from far away, and the fire that followed caused a lot of destruction. Many workers were inside at the time, and some are still missing or waiting to be identified.
The Chief Minister of Telangana, A. Revanth Reddy, came to the site to see things for himself. He was really upset with the company’s top bosses for not showing up right away. He announced a lot of help for the victims’ families—each family that lost someone will get ₹1 crore from the government and the company. People who got really badly hurt will get ₹10 lakh, and those with minor injuries will get ₹50,000. The government also promised to pay for the education of the children who lost their parents in the accident.
There’s a big investigation going on to find out what went wrong. The Chief Minister said anyone found responsible will be punished, and new safety rules will be put in place to stop such accidents from happening again. A special team has been set up to look into everything and make sure factories in Telangana are safer in the future.
The news of the blast has also hit Sigachi Industries hard in the stock market. Their shares dropped by about 20% in just one day, which shows how serious the situation is. Even a senior executive from the company was among those who died, proving that this tragedy touched everyone, no matter their job level.
Right now, the main focus is on rescue and recovery. Families are waiting at hospitals, hoping for news about their loved ones. Some of the bodies are so badly hurt that they need DNA tests to be identified. It’s a really tough time for everyone involved, and the government is doing its best to help out.
It’s a sad and difficult moment for Telangana. The Sigachi Pharma blast has caused a lot of pain, but rescue and relief work are going on full speed. The government and the company have promised big help for the victims, and new safety rules are on the way. Everyone is hoping nothing like this happens again.