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Massive Fire Near Kuala Lumpur Injures Over 100 Following Gas Pipeline Explosion

A burst gas pipeline in Putra Heights has injured over 100 people and damaged 49 homes during a public holiday in Malaysia.

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A colossal fire erupted in Putra Heights, outside Kuala Lumpur, following a burst gas pipeline. The blaze injured over 112 people, with 63 hospitalized for injuries related to burns and smoke inhalation. The fireball was visible for kilometers, causing panic among residents celebrating Eid. The Selangor fire department reported that at least 49 houses were damaged, and ongoing rescue efforts are underway. Petronas, the national oil company, isolated the pipeline at 8:10 AM, with three nearby gas stations temporarily closed as a precaution. Authorities are investigating the incident.

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