Explosion at Iran's chemical factory, several others injured

 Several people have been injured in an explosion at a chemical factory in Iran.

The explosion took place on Monday evening at a factory in the southern city of Ferozabad, Persia, citing state TV in Tehran, the news agency AP reported on Tuesday, which was 770 km south of the capital Tehran. located in.

According to the report, the cause of the blast was reported to the tank of ammonium.

According to Waheed Hussaini, the provincial health chief, the majority of the 133 injured in the hospitals are factory employees, of which 114 have been discharged after receiving medical help.

After the blast by the authorities, the nearby road was closed, which was opened on Tuesday.

In Iran, the incidents of fire or blasts at industrial places have also occurred, which affects the country's infrastructure, and the cause of such incidents is mainly attributed to technical defects.

Due to the years of sanctions by Western countries, access to Iran's original spare parts and other essential supplies is disconnected.

Last year, sensitive military and nuclear sites were also attacked in Iran, which was accused of Tehran on Israel.

In February, Iran's powerful paramilitary force in the western province of Camran Shah had a fire at a warehouse full of oil and firearms at a base of the Revolutionary Revolution, which caused considerable damage to the location, but did not cause casualties.

Similarly, a day earlier, information about the blasts spread in Cameran Shah, which is a strategic location in Iran, where other military equipment besides missiles.

These reports come at a time when Iran is striving to restore its end -to -end nuclear deal with world powers.

In this regard, talks in Vienna have been halted for several months.

The 2015 nuclear deal, which in which Iran was relieved in sanctions to stop the nuclear program, was abolished by former US President Donald Trump four years ago and imposed sanctions on Iran.