<p>Bengaluru: Six people were injured in an explosion, triggered by a leak from an LPG cylinder, in Yelahanka in northern Bengaluru on Tuesday morning.</p><p>Fire and Emergency Services personnel said that they were alerted about the blast, which occurred on the ground floor of a one-storey building on a 20x30 site near Allalasandra Lake, around 7.15 am.</p><p>Fasiha, 45, Asma, 58, Salma, 22, Menuka Dhaman, 34, Afroz, 28, and Shahid, 20, sustained injuries.</p>.Hit-and-run accidents: One was dialysis patient, other visitor in Bengaluru.<p>Fire officials said that Fasiha and Asma were admitted to Victoria Hospital with 15 to 20 per cent burns. Salma and Dhaman were referred to the government hospital in Yelahanka and are said to be out of danger, police said, while Afroz and Shahid were admitted to KK Hospital with minor injuries.</p><p>"It is suspected that the occupants must have switched on an electric appliance or the stove, which triggered the blast due to the leak. The impact of the blast was also felt in two adjacent residences on the left and behind the house where the blast occurred. Minor cracks were seen on the walls," a fireman said. </p>
<p>Bengaluru: Six people were injured in an explosion, triggered by a leak from an LPG cylinder, in Yelahanka in northern Bengaluru on Tuesday morning.</p><p>Fire and Emergency Services personnel said that they were alerted about the blast, which occurred on the ground floor of a one-storey building on a 20x30 site near Allalasandra Lake, around 7.15 am.</p><p>Fasiha, 45, Asma, 58, Salma, 22, Menuka Dhaman, 34, Afroz, 28, and Shahid, 20, sustained injuries.</p>.Hit-and-run accidents: One was dialysis patient, other visitor in Bengaluru.<p>Fire officials said that Fasiha and Asma were admitted to Victoria Hospital with 15 to 20 per cent burns. Salma and Dhaman were referred to the government hospital in Yelahanka and are said to be out of danger, police said, while Afroz and Shahid were admitted to KK Hospital with minor injuries.</p><p>"It is suspected that the occupants must have switched on an electric appliance or the stove, which triggered the blast due to the leak. The impact of the blast was also felt in two adjacent residences on the left and behind the house where the blast occurred. Minor cracks were seen on the walls," a fireman said. </p>