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Explosion at retired Army officer's home in Rewari leaves five injured

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A powerful blast struck the residence of a retired Army Subedar in Hans Nagar, Rewari, injuring at least five people. The explosion was so forceful that residents in the area compared the impact to an earthquake. Four of the five injured were transferred to a hospital in Rohtak for advanced medical care. Significant structural damage was reported inside the house. Police and forensic teams have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the explosion.

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