Islamabad, Pakistan (HRNW) — A celebratory atmosphere turned into a scene of mourning in the G-7/2 Aabpara area of Islamabad when a powerful gas cylinder explosion claimed the lives of six people, including a newlywed couple. According to rescue officials, the blast was so intense that it caused the building to collapse, leaving eight others injured. Rescue teams have shifted the bodies and the wounded to a nearby hospital, where some remain in critical condition.
Police reports indicate that the explosion occurred around 2:00 AM, shortly after the wedding procession (Barat) had returned to the house. The blast affected four neighboring houses, causing significant structural damage. Emergency responders and law enforcement reached the site immediately to initiate search and rescue operations under the rubble.
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