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Raigad: 3,000 HPCL gas cylinders swept away into Patalganga river amid heavy floods; admin issues high alert

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Raigad: 3,000 HPCL gas cylinders swept away into Patalganga river amid heavy floods; admin issues high alert
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Approximately 3,000 gas cylinders from an HPCL plant in Raigad were swept into the Patalganga River due to severe monsoon flooding. Authorities have issued a high alert, warning citizens not to touch the cylinders due to the risk of leaks or explosions.

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The incident poses a significant public safety and environmental hazard, requiring urgent disaster management intervention.

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Torrential rainfall and severe flooding in the Khalapur area of Raigad district have triggered a major industrial emergency, with approximately 3,000 gas cylinders from an HPCL bottling plant being swept away into the Patalganga River, officials said on Thursday (July 9, 2026).

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