Gujarat: Newborn, 3 Others Killed as Ambulance Catches Fire in Modasa, Oxygen Blast Suspected

Published : Nov 18, 2025, 06:31 PM IST
Arvalli police and administration at the ambulance accident site (Photo/ANI)

Synopsis

Four people, including a newborn baby, his father, a doctor and a nurse, were killed after an ambulance caught fire in Gujarat's Arvalli district. The incident occurred near Modasa town. An oxygen cylinder explosion is the suspected cause.

Four people were killed after an ambulance caught fire in the early hours of Wednesday at Ransaiyyad Circle near Modasa town. According to officials, the ambulance was carrying a newborn baby, his father, uncle and grandmother alongwith the driver, doctor and a nurse.

Four Dead, Oxygen Blast Suspected

"The child, his father, the doctor, and the nurse died in the incident, while the uncle, grandmother, and the driver were rescued."

The main cause of the fire may have been an oxygen cylinder explosion in the ambulance, officials said.

The postmortem is currently being conducted by the FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) on the accident site. Further details are awaited.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Asianet Newsable English staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

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