Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India] October 1 (ANI): A fire that broke out in four shops in Vaibhav Khand, Indirapuram, of Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad district has been doused, officials said on Tuesday.
Chief Fire Officer Rahul Pal informed that no causality has been reported in the incident.
“Today we received a fire info at 4 shops located in Vaibhav Khand. Fire tenders immediately reached the spot and within 15-20 minutes fire was doused. No causality has been reported in the incident,” Rahul Pal said.
The fire broke out, earlier today, in Ghaziabad.
In a similar incident on Monday, the oil and chemical factory located near the Muradnagar Canal bridge on Delhi-Meerut Road was gripped by a massive fire.
12 fire tenders rushed on the spot after receiving the information at midnight from the Modinagar Fire Station Control Room. On reaching the spot, it was seen that the fire had broken out in an industrial unit operating on the ground floor of about 2000 square metres of land on plot number 87-A of Pawanpuri Industrial Area near Yusufpur-Manota village.
Drums of edible oil and other chemicals stored in large quantities in these units started exploding soon, due to which the tin shed roofs and boundary walls of these units also started falling, and the fire reached a cardboard factory built only on the ground floor on a plot of about 2000 square metres on the adjacent plot number 87-B. (ANI)
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