Gas Cylinder Catches Fire at Bengaluru Home, Captured on Camera

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A gas cylinder caught fire inside a home in Bengaluru, with flames shooting out in footage that was recorded on camera. A video of the incident shows the delivery agent fleeing the scene at first. The agent then returned to try to extinguish the blaze. The available reporting is limited, so details about the cause and extent of damage are not confirmed in this account.

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