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A gas explosion and subsequent fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex in Russia on August 25, 2026, resulted in 15 deaths, including one Bangladeshi citizen. Additionally, 35 Bangladeshi workers were injured, with six currently in the ICU, and one remains missing.
Source photograph: Jago News 24 · 28 Aug 2026 / Record updated 28 Aug 2026Reported fatalities
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A gas explosion and subsequent fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex in Russia on August 25, 2026, resulted in 15 deaths, including one Bangladeshi citizen. Additionally, 35 Bangladeshi workers were injured, with six currently in the ICU, and one remains missing.
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15 PEOPLE REPORTED DEAD
35 PEOPLE REPORTED INJURED
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Monitoring the condition of injured citizens, coordinating medical care, setting up a hotline, and working on repatriating the deceased.
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