Tuticorin: About 30 houses were broken and a car was destroyed when the four-wheeled wheels were packed with luxury fireworks exploded near Sathankulam in Tuticorin District Tamil Nadu in early Tuesday.
No one died in an accident that occurred at 2am.
But some people suffer minor injuries.
The explosion occurred in the vehicle belonging to Bakrishnan, 44, from Kumaranvilai which had a fireworks shop in the side by side.
By Tirunelveli District.
He supplies fancy air fireworks and crackers make noise for the temple festival.
Late on Monday night, he parked his car by sucking fireworks outside his house.
He must give fireworks that are said to be worth RS 30,000 stacked in the back seat and boot space for the temple festival.
The explosion sent shock waves in the village and which was close to that place even assuming it was vibration.
The villagers a few kilometers away could hear loud voices.
The Balakrishnan car was completely broken with the whole front wheel with some machines because the rest of the car was blown to pieces and spread a few meters.
The broken shocks and parts of the car were discarded had damaged the rood, walls, compound walls and the door of the house on the road and a side by side.
“The scientific officer who conducted an investigation and studied the impact of the explosion said that there might be at least five kilograms of explosive chemicals in the car,” said the police supervisor (SP) from the Tuticorin District of Jayakumar to Ti.
The case was registered against Balakrishnan under ACT and IPC explosives.
While the local population of Kumaravilai near idaiichchivilai where the incident occurred nearly 50 houses damaged, the police set it on almost 30.
Jayakumar said that Balakrishnan would be returned and that the recommendations would be sent to the Tirunelveli District collector to cancel his store license as a violation of inappropriate storage Large damage to its neighbors and submit a big threat to their lives.
Revenue officers led by income division officers Tiruchendur M Kokila assessed the damage caused by houses.
Residents who suffer losses are asked to give it in writing to the police or income officials.