Hell in Kragujevac: Gas Cylinder Explosion Took a Life, A Tragedy That Could Have Been Prevented!
A true disaster shook the city of Kragujevac and the whole country. Dejan V. (43) lost his life after a gas cylinder exploded in his home. And what caused this horrific accident? A gasoline canister placed right next to the cylinder, and it wasn’t even properly sealed! Yes, you read that right – a simple gasoline canister was evaporating fumes that triggered a fiery inferno.
How Did This Tragedy Happen?
According to Blic’s sources, Dejan and his cousin Lazar N. (43) were sitting in the house drinking coffee. Lazar noticed the gasoline canister standing next to the gas cylinder and warned Dejan to move it. Unfortunately, Dejan didn’t listen. Soon after, the explosion destroyed the entire house and caused a massive fire. Firefighters responded quickly but couldn’t prevent the huge damage.
The Aftermath
Dejan died three days later from severe burns sustained in the explosion. His cousin Lazar was seriously injured and is currently in Belgrade awaiting a skin transplant. This tragedy left behind Dejan’s 9-year-old daughter and a grieving family.
Neighbors and Family in Shock
Neighbors were helpless as they watched the fiery blaze consume the house. Dejan’s mother is in very poor condition, unable to speak, just sitting and crying. Their pain is unimaginable.
Could This Have Been Prevented?
Absolutely! If the gasoline canister had been properly sealed or stored at a safe distance from the gas cylinder, this tragedy might never have happened. This is a wake-up call for all of us to be more careful with flammable materials at home.
What Can We Learn?
This tragedy is a brutal reminder of the importance of basic safety measures. Don’t leave fuel next to gas cylinders, don’t ignore warnings, and don’t risk your and your loved ones’ lives.
Firefighters and Police on the Scene
Fifteen firefighters with five vehicles responded to the scene, and police conducted an investigation. Video footage shows thick black smoke and a fiery inferno engulfing the house. No one could help at the moment of the explosion.
Conclusion
This tragedy in Kragujevac should make us all think. How many times have we been careless with dangerous materials? How many times have we ignored warnings? Dejan and Lazar paid the highest price – life and health. Let’s not allow such tragedies to happen again.
If you have similar experiences or think this is a warning for all of us, drop a comment below. Maybe your story will save a life! And yes, please move the gasoline away from the gas cylinder – this is no joke.
Chilling Numbers:
- Dejan V. (43) died after three days of fighting for his life
- Lazar N. (43) seriously injured, awaiting skin transplant
- 15 firefighters and 5 vehicles responded
- Dejan’s daughter is only 9 years old
This tragedy is not just numbers; it’s real life and death. Be smart, be safe!
