VIDEO: Serial blasts at Army depot in Sialkot

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Mar 20 2022 12:54 PM
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VIDEO: Serial blasts at Army depot in Sialkot

Sialkot: A series of blasts were echoed in Pakistan's Sialkot on Sunday afternoon. On the other hand, if the local media report is to be believed, all these explosions took place in the Pakistani Army depot at Sialkot amid a major political crisis in Pakistan. The blast is said to have taken place in the Army's ammunition depot. At the same time, Rishi Suri, the editor of The Daily Milap, has tweeted. The tweet read, "There have been several explosions at the Sialkot military base blast in North Pakistan.''

Reports of huge fire at a ammunition depot in #Sialkot area of #Pakistan close to #Indian border.

Massive #explosion occurred at #Pakistan Army Depot in Bhalan Wala, #Sialkot.

There is no damage to nearby civilians areas pic.twitter.com/Kyrk5xH8m0
— Siraj Noorani (@sirajnoorani) March 20, 2022

Initial indications are that it is an ammunition storage area. A big fire is seen burning after the blast. The exact cause behind the explosion is not yet known. At the same time, if we believe some other local media outlets, the air-to-air missile PL-15 was being tested by the Pakistan Army, which completely failed. After being launched from the J10-C fighter jet, the missile went out of control and landed in Sialkot. Several videos of the incident have been posted on social media on behalf of Pakistani nationals.

Multiple explosions heard in #Sialkot, What's happening there, any information? No official statement by authorities yet. Several videos are circulating on social media. #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/h2BHlORN9o
— Shiraz Hassan (@ShirazHassan) March 20, 2022

Let us tell you all that many Pakistanis are posting videos of this incident on social media, many of which claim that there have been many explosions in the area. Let me tell you all that Sialkot Cantonment, one of the oldest and most important Pakistani army bases, is an area adjoining the city. Yes, and it was established in 1852 by the British Indian Army.