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Following a fireworks explosion, a burnt human head was found, aiding the investigation and potentially identifying one of the 14 confirmed victims.
In a meeting attended by the officials of the District administration, police and representatives of Thiruvambady and Paramekkavu devaswoms, it was decided to continue with the rituals for the festival.
Following a deadly firecracker unit explosion, Kerala authorities will meet stakeholders to decide on the Thrissur Pooram, with fireworks unlikely.
Kerala has issued a SOP for disposing of bodies and collecting DNA samples following a fatal firecracker accident, ensuring uniform procedures for unidentified, unclaimed, or disputed identities.
A tragic firecracker explosion at Mundathikode, meant for a church festival, killed many and injured others. The blast caused widespread devastation, with shockwaves felt kilometres away, leaving survivors traumatised and struggling to comprehend the loss.
Following the incident, the Thrissur Medical College police registered a suo moto case on Wednesday.
Devaswom officials have stated they will abide by the government's directive regarding the fireworks display.
The minister noted that the exact number of injured is expected to be confirmed after further searches at the blast site.
A tragic fireworks explosion occurred at a pyrotechnic filling site in Mundathikod. The incident, which claimed lives and injured others, occurred during preparations for a temple festival. The licensee, Satheesh, who continued his father's legacy, sustained serious burns.
Victims of the Thrissur firecracker explosion will be identified via DNA testing, mirroring the Wayanad landslide protocol. Severely burnt remains pose a challenge. Thirteen people died, with many patients receiving specialist care and support.
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