Around a dozen people were injured after an explosion onboard a ferry in Myanmar’s commercial hub of Yangon, on December 18.
According to local media, the blast hit the passenger ferry while crossing the Yangon river to the Dala. As a result, about 11 men were severely injured.
In total, 13 individuals sustained injuries.
In another similar incident, earlier in December, afire broke out onboard a tour vessel off Phuket, while the ship was going through maintenance checks.
According to report, the ship was reportedly anchored in Muang district, and after the fire broke out it sustained damages, but luckily no loss of lives or injuries.
As the fire was reported, some witnesses saw flames on the boat’s right side prow, also hearing an explosion. The fire destroyed parts of the ship but was successfully put out before it could spread to the engine’s compartments.
