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Caravan Burned to the Ground, Gas Cylinder Explosion Averts Disaster

04.04.2026 14:58 1 min 2 sources
Karavan Küle Döndü, Patlamayan Tüp Felaketi Önledi TUR + 1 more
Caravan Burned to the Ground, Gas Cylinder Explosion Averts Disaster
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A parked caravan burned down in Akyazı, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. Firefighters extinguished the blaze promptly, and the non-explosion of a kitchen gas cylinder prevented more serious consequences; there were no casualties or injuries.

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Caravan Burned to Ashes, Non-Exploding Gas Cylinder Prevented Disaster

04.04.2026 Karavan Küle Döndü, Patlamayan Tüp Felaketi Önledi TUR

Caravan Burned to the Ground, Gas Cylinder Explosion Averts Disaster

04.04.2026 Karavan yandı TUR

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