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Back|Chandigarh: Power bank catches fire on IndiGo flight; 6 injured in emergency evacuation

Chandigarh: Power bank catches fire on IndiGo flight; 6 injured in emergency evacuation

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Times of India·05.05.2026·🇮🇳India·General

Chandigarh: Power bank catches fire on IndiGo flight; 6 injured in emergency evacuation

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Panic erupted on an IndiGo flight from Hyderabad to Chandigarh when a power bank ignited mid-cabin after landing. Six passengers sustained injuries during the subsequent evacuation via emergency slides. Airport officials confirmed no fatalities, but passengers alleged delays in medical aid and inadequate complaint handling by the airline.

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