Indian chemical plant blast kills 11

An explosion in an Indian chemical plant has killed at least 11 workers and injured 10 others.

Indian chemical plant blast kills 11
Thu, 31 May, 2001 - 18:36

An explosion in an Indian chemical plant has killed at least 11 workers and injured 10 others.

Police believe the blast was caused by heavy pressure building up in the plant's main boiler, the Press Trust of India news agency says.

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