<p>An explosion took place at a petrol pump in the Narwal area here on Monday after a short circuit in its underground power board, officials said.</p>.<p>No one was injured in the incident, they said.</p>.<p>It is suspected that the short circuit happened after rainwater leaked into the underground power board, the officials said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/south/one-killed-in-blast-at-illegal-cracker-manufacturing-unit-in-kerala-1214655.html" target="_blank">One killed in blast at illegal cracker manufacturing unit in Kerala</a></strong></p>.<p>The blast, which took place around 10:50 am, damaged a portion of the floor of the petrol pump and a nearby structure housing the front office of a bank, they said.</p>.<p>Sub Divisional Police Officer, Jammu East, Zaheer Abbas Jafri said according to preliminary investigation, the explosion was caused by a short circuit.</p>.<p>"The owner of the petrol pump told us that the blast was caused by a short circuit. We have also seen that electric wiring has been damaged," he said, ruling out any foul play.</p>.<p>Jafri said experts have been called for inspecting the site.</p>.<p>The petrol pump's employees said there were no customers at the pump when the incident happened.</p>
<p>An explosion took place at a petrol pump in the Narwal area here on Monday after a short circuit in its underground power board, officials said.</p>.<p>No one was injured in the incident, they said.</p>.<p>It is suspected that the short circuit happened after rainwater leaked into the underground power board, the officials said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/south/one-killed-in-blast-at-illegal-cracker-manufacturing-unit-in-kerala-1214655.html" target="_blank">One killed in blast at illegal cracker manufacturing unit in Kerala</a></strong></p>.<p>The blast, which took place around 10:50 am, damaged a portion of the floor of the petrol pump and a nearby structure housing the front office of a bank, they said.</p>.<p>Sub Divisional Police Officer, Jammu East, Zaheer Abbas Jafri said according to preliminary investigation, the explosion was caused by a short circuit.</p>.<p>"The owner of the petrol pump told us that the blast was caused by a short circuit. We have also seen that electric wiring has been damaged," he said, ruling out any foul play.</p>.<p>Jafri said experts have been called for inspecting the site.</p>.<p>The petrol pump's employees said there were no customers at the pump when the incident happened.</p>