Published: 27th June 2014 01:13 PM | Last Updated: 27th June 2014 01:48 PM
The death toll in the GAIL pipeline blast rose to 15 after a massive fire broke out in an 18-inch pipeline near a state-owned refinery complex of GAIL in Andhra’s Guntur district. Several others were injured after the trunk pipeline exploded following a gas leak.
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