At 7:50 pm, the fire department was informed about the fire and soon after receiving the information, the fire team reached the spot and started the operations. No injuries were reported so far.
A devastating LPG cylinder blast in Delhi’s Krishan Vihar resulted in the death of a 24-year-old woman and severe injuries to another. The explosion caused part of a two-story house to collapse. Fire services responded quickly to the scene, and authorities are investigating the cause.
Fire broke out in a Shahdara residential building in Delhi, claiming two lives while two children are rescued. Six fire engines were dispatched to control the blaze. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the fire.
The norm of fire safety certificate for the specified buildings will become more strictly enforceable after it becomes part of the DERC regulations, discom officials said.
Incidents of fire have seen a surge in the recent weeks amid a severe heatwave in the northern India. According to weatherman, the monsoon is expected to arrive in Delhi-NCR by June end.
Authorities are still gathering information about the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage. Further updates are awaited as firefighters work to control the blaze.
In the past few weeks, bomb threat emails have been received by many establishments in the national capital, including schools, hospitals, hotels, government offices and other institutions.
Following the collapse, rescue operations were swiftly initiated, with efforts focused on extricating individuals trapped under the debris. Heavy machinery, including JCBs and cranes, is being deployed to remove the rubble.
No casualties have been reported so far in this incident. The reason for the fire was not immediately clear.
Delhi fire: Several fire tenders are present at the spot in Narela. The dousing operation is currently underway.
Sixteen people, including six children, were rescued after a fire broke out in a flat in central Delhi's Subzi Mandi area on Sunday, the Delhi Fire Service officials said. According to the officials, the fire occurred after a cylinder explosion.
Delhi fire: There are a total of 26 fire-tenders trying to douse the flame.
Delhi fire: As many as 27 fire tenders were rushed to the spot and were carrying out the firefighting operations at the time of filing this report.
A four-year-old was killed and nine others injured after the roof of a house collapsed in central Delhi's Lahori Gate on Sunday evening, police said.
According to Delhi Fire Service, no one is trapped inside and no injuries have been reported so far. The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained.
At least 9 fire tenders have reached the spot, and efforts to douse the flames are underway, Delhi Fire Services informed.
Flames emerging from the site can still be seen as it continues to exhale the toxic air in the site surrounding.
As per Delhi Fire Service, two people have died while two others have been rescued from debris. Out of the two who were rescued, one is severely injured while the other one has suffered minor bruises.
The fire broke out at fabric godown in Harkesh Nagar, Okhla Phase 2 at around 3:45am today.
A fire broke out at a house in the city's Rohini area on Saturday morning, following which four people were rescued.
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