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Gurudaspur: At least 10 persons died and dozens are feared to be trapped after a huge explosion took place today at a firecracker manufacturing plant in Punjab's Gurdaspur, police said. The plant, situated in Gurdaspur's Batala housing colony, was totally demolished in the blast. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said that relief efforts are ongoing with the District Collector and the Senior Police Superintendent.
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