When the LPG cylinder started hissing, they tried to calm it down like a toddler having a tantrum. But the cylinder chose violence. A video went viral showing a woman trying to fix an LPG cylinder leak, which resulted in an explosion.
The cylinder started hissing like a snake, so she panicked and ran outside to seek help. Within seconds, she came back with a man who then tried to plug the gas leak but failed miserably. The cylinder exploded, and the kitchen blew into flames. They ran as fast as they could and survived.
They were seen peeking through the window and checking on the leak from outside the house. By the end of the video, the man and woman run outside as a fire is seen . They were considered lucky.
This video was uploaded on X by Satyam Raj on 23 June 2025. Satyam Raj stated, “They were lucky that all the doors and windows were open, which allowed much of the gas to escape outside and significantly reduced the impact of the explosion.”The video surpassed crazy numbers of views. The viewers were stunned to see how a regular day at home could traumatize you within seconds.
A viewer commented, “Open doors saved lives this time. Let’s not depend on luck-awareness prevents disasters. Stay alert, stay safe.” To which another account holder replied, saying, “To their happiness, the doors and windows were open, resulting in a large amount of gas leaking out, and weakening the impact of the explosion”. “They both just escaped death. What a lucky day,” another user said.
If there’s a hiss, don’t miss this: LPG safety tips!
- Keep Calm: Maintain your composure to think clearly and move swiftly.
Steer clear of electrical sparks: To avoid ignition, never turn any electrical equipment on or off. - Put out candles, incense sticks, cigarettes, and lighters to put out flames.
In order to secure the cylinder, switch off the gas appliance, disconnect the regulator, and take it out. Use the cylinder’s safety cap. - Open up the space: For airflow, open windows, doors, and ventilators. Don’t use fans with electricity.
- Safe Evacuation: Make sure everyone leaves the building and shuts off the primary electricity source from the outside. If someone has inhaled the gas, get them outside and, if needed, get medical attention.
- Seek Assistance: In the event of a fire, call fire emergency services and ask an expert for help.
Prevention doesn’t go viral, but explosions do. Choose wisely.