Bajali: A gas cylinder leakage incident reported at a residence in Assam’s Pathsala has raised serious concerns over domestic LPG safety and the quality of services provided by Indane Gas distributors.
Although the situation was brought under control in time and no injuries were reported, the incident highlighted the potential dangers households face due to faulty gas equipment.
According to sources, the leakage was detected inside the house, prompting immediate action to prevent any mishap.
The timely response helped avert a major accident; however, the incident has alarmed local residents, who fear similar cases could occur elsewhere if safety measures are not strengthened.
The affected customer has formally reported the matter and appealed to the concerned department to conduct a thorough investigation.
The customer urged authorities to inspect gas cylinders, regulators, and related equipment supplied to consumers, stressing that public safety must be treated as a priority.
Residents have also called for regular safety checks, prompt replacement of defective parts, and improved consumer awareness regarding gas leak detection and emergency procedures. They stated that customers pay for LPG services expecting safety and reliability, not negligence.
The incident has renewed demands for stricter monitoring of LPG distribution and improved service standards to prevent such potentially life-threatening situations.
Authorities have been urged to take immediate steps to ensure public safety and prevent future accidents.