3 Cylinders Explode At Police Quarters In Mumbai's Prathisha Nagar, Fire Teams Rush To Spot

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Last Updated:November 10, 2026, 23:43 IST

Three cylinders exploded at L5 Building in Mumbai's Pratiksha Nagar Police Quarters. Fire Brigade teams and Wadala TT Police reached the spot.

Cylinder blast in Mumbai (Video screengrabs)

Cylinder blast in Mumbai (Video screengrabs)

A cylinder blast incident was reported on Tuesday at the police quarters in Mumbai’s Pratiksha Nagar, where three cylinders exploded at the L5 Building. Fire Brigade teams and Wadala TT Police rushed to the spot following the incident.

According to the initial information, three cylinders had exploded at the residential building. A video of the incident showed the explosion, while two other videos showed flames, fire, and commotion at the site.

The visuals captured the intensity of the incident, with fire seen at the location following the explosions.

Fire Brigade personnel and Wadala TT Police were present at the spot and responding to the situation.

Further details regarding the cause of the blasts, the extent of damage and whether anyone was injured were awaited.

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A cylinder blast incident was reported at the police quarters in Mumbai's Prathisha Nagar, where three gas cylinders exploded at the L5 Building, causing panic and commotion in the area.

Fire Brigade teams and the Wadala TT Police rushed immediately to the spot following the explosions to respond to the situation and carry out relief and rescue operations.

According to initial information, there has been no official confirmation of any major damage or casualties yet, while administration continues to monitor the situation closely.

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Vani Mehrotra

Vani Mehrotra

Vani Mehrotra is the Deputy News Editor at News18.com. She has more than 10 years of experience in national and international news and has previously worked on multiple desks.

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November 10, 2026, 23:41 IST

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