<p>Three people sustained minor injuries in an explosion in a gas pipeline in Tata Steel plant here on Saturday, a company official said.</p>.<p>The blast occurred around 10.20 am, and the injured employees were taken to Tata Main Hospital and administered first aid, he said.</p>.<p>"This morning, we reported an incident of blasting sound in a coke plant unit, which was non-operational and is undergoing a dismantling process, at our Jamshedpur Works. Our emergency response team immediately reached the incident site; the area was cordoned off and the situation brought under control," the steelmaker said in a statement.</p>.<p>Two of the injured people have been discharged and one is under observation, it said, adding there has been no impact on production.</p>.<p>As per the standard safety protocol, the incident was immediately reported to authorities concerned, and further investigation to ascertain the cause of the explosion is underway, it said.</p>.<p>Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren tweeted: "We have received information of blast at Tata Steel plant. The district administration in coordination with the Tata Steel management is taking action for speedy treatment of the injured."</p>.<p>The company earlier said in a statement: "We would like to clarify that there was no fire, as misrepresented in media. In case of any breakdown or emergency, there is a normal process of flaring of gases (non toxic)."</p>.<p>Ambulances and fire tenders immediately reached the spot and the area was cordoned off and the situation is normal now, it said.</p>.<p>Factory Inspector, Jamshedpur circle, Binit Kumar Singh, told PTI that a probe will be conducted to ascertain the exact cause behind the incident that caused minor injuries to three people.</p>
<p>Three people sustained minor injuries in an explosion in a gas pipeline in Tata Steel plant here on Saturday, a company official said.</p>.<p>The blast occurred around 10.20 am, and the injured employees were taken to Tata Main Hospital and administered first aid, he said.</p>.<p>"This morning, we reported an incident of blasting sound in a coke plant unit, which was non-operational and is undergoing a dismantling process, at our Jamshedpur Works. Our emergency response team immediately reached the incident site; the area was cordoned off and the situation brought under control," the steelmaker said in a statement.</p>.<p>Two of the injured people have been discharged and one is under observation, it said, adding there has been no impact on production.</p>.<p>As per the standard safety protocol, the incident was immediately reported to authorities concerned, and further investigation to ascertain the cause of the explosion is underway, it said.</p>.<p>Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren tweeted: "We have received information of blast at Tata Steel plant. The district administration in coordination with the Tata Steel management is taking action for speedy treatment of the injured."</p>.<p>The company earlier said in a statement: "We would like to clarify that there was no fire, as misrepresented in media. In case of any breakdown or emergency, there is a normal process of flaring of gases (non toxic)."</p>.<p>Ambulances and fire tenders immediately reached the spot and the area was cordoned off and the situation is normal now, it said.</p>.<p>Factory Inspector, Jamshedpur circle, Binit Kumar Singh, told PTI that a probe will be conducted to ascertain the exact cause behind the incident that caused minor injuries to three people.</p>