The investigation into the June 30 explosion at Sigachi Industries revealed significant management failures. The report, submitted in September, indicated that the company rushed production by hiring untrained personnel and neglecting essential safety protocols. This negligence resulted in the explosion that claimed 54 lives. The source of the blast was traced to a sealing machine, where the accidental burning of LDPE bags ignited a fire. The confined packing area, combined with dust from Microcrystalline Cellulose (MCC), contributed to the disaster. The report criticized the management for operating outdated infrastructure without necessary safety upgrades. Recommendations included regular risk assessments and improved safety measures to prevent future incidents.