Gas fire destroys poultry farm .. Thousands of chickens burn alive.

Local
December 24, 2021

It is reported that a poultry farm in the Pannala area has been destroyed due to a fire.

More than 3,000 chickens were also killed in the blaze.

It is said that the fire was caused by a gas leak.

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