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Tragic AC Compressor Explosion Claims Mechanic’s Life in Delhi

Atul Chaturvedi 13 March 2025 1 minute read

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A mechanic tragically lost his life following an air-conditioner compressor explosion in Delhi’s Shahdara, police reported on Thursday. The fatal incident transpired in Krishna Nagar on Wednesday, around 4 pm.

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