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Premier Explosives' export containers lost in sea

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Hyderabad , Jan. 13

SIX containers of explosives, exported by Premier Explosives Ltd (PEL) to Afghanistan, were lost in the sea due to rough weather.

Of this, four containers could be recovered. But the material, though intact, could not be used, the company informed the stock exchanges.

The company said it exported Rs 83.78 lakh worth explosives to Afghanistan as per the order issued by the Director-General of Border Roads .

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