Two Army personnel killed in tank barrel burst
The Hindu
The tank was manned by a crew of three personnel. The incident is under further investigation, sources added.
Two Army personnel were killed after the barrel of a T-90 tank burst during the annual firing exercise at Babina Field Firing Ranges.
“During the annual firing at Babina Field Firing Ranges on October 06, a tank barrel burst took place. The crew was provided immediate medical aid and evacuated to Military Hospital Babina,” the Army said in a statement.
“The Commander and the Gunner unfortunately succumbed to burn injuries. The Driver is out of danger and under treatment.”
The tank was manned by a crew of three personnel. The incident is under further investigation, the statement added.
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