Fire Breaks Out at Godown in Delhi’s Swaroop Nagar, 15 Fire Tenders Deployed
- A fire broke out in Northwest Delhi's Swaroop Nagar on Sunday, prompting the deployment of 15 fire tenders to the site.
- The Delhi Fire Service received an alert at 11:05 a.m., with preliminary investigations suggesting the blaze started in a godown storing materials.
- Six people, including women and children, sustained injuries after jumping from an adjacent building in panic when thick smoke spread to the premises.
- All six injured were transported to hospitals and remain out of danger, while firefighters have now completely extinguished the blaze.
- Authorities are examining the circumstances that led to the incident and checking for potential safety violations or other factors that contributed to the fire.
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A massive fire broke out at a plywood warehouse in the Dallupura area of East Delhi, causing widespread panic. The fire department received information about the incident at 3:20 pm. Given the severity of the fire, 12 fire engines were dispatched to the scene. A thick plume of smoke was visible in the sky. It's a matter of relief that no one was trapped inside.
New Delhi: Six Injured Amid Panic as Fire Engulfs Sporting Gear Factory
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Police said, “A fire broke out at a factory in Gali No. 2, Swaroop Nagar. The incident was reported at Swaroop Nagar police station. The fire started in the ground and first floors of the building at Khasra No. 357/58.” India News | New Delhi: Six Injured Amid Panic as Fire Engulfs Sporting Gear Factory.
A fire broke out at a factory in Swaroop Nagar, Delhi. Six people were reportedly injured. The fire has now been brought under control.
Swaroop Nagar factory fire causes panic, six injured, 15 fire tenders deployed
Six people, including women and children, were injured after they jumped from a building in panic when a fire broke out at an adjacent factory in Delhi's Swaroop Nagar. All the injured are out of danger.
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