Noida fire news: Eyewitness said that he tried to chase the person who set fire to the dumping yard and he saw a person going on a bike.
A massive fire broke out in a factory in Delhi's Alipur, with 34 fire engines sent to douse the flames.
The tragic incident occurred during the 'bhasma aarti on Monday morning. The injured individuals were immediately rushed to the District Hospital for treatment.
According to the railway authorities, the fire brigade officials rushed to the spot and brought the fire under control. No one has been injured in the fire incident, they said.
The tragic incident of a cylinder catching fire in Jaipur, Rajasthan, resulted in the death of five family members, including three children, who were burnt to death. The family members were asleep when the cylinder kept in the house caught fire.
The deceased family's neighbour, Kenneth Yousaf, said that the family had lived on the street for about 15 years, and he never noticed any problems with them.
Massive fire in a residential building in Shahstri Nagar, Shahdara area in New Delhi. Nine people, including two children, were rescued.
Following the incident, as many as eight fire tenders rushed to the spot to douse the flame. Meanwhile, authorities are working swiftly to ensure the safety of the area and its residents.
A fire broke out in the Kamathioura area of Maharashtra's Mumbai. Although no injuries were reported from the incident.
A massive fire broke out in the Madhya Pradesh secretariat complex Vallabh Bhavan in Bhopal on Saturday (March 9). The blaze erupted on the third floor of the building. The fire was brought under control after hours of firefighting.
The fire broke out at an apartment in 16th Avenue society of GreaterNoida West, Uttar Pradesh.
The incident occurred at the Chintakonta porta-cabin within the limits of the Awapalli Police Station area in Bijapur. The cause of the blaze is yet to be ascertained.
The fire was brought under control and nobody was injured in the incident. The blaze remained confined to household articles and wooden furniture in a room.
Taking to the social media platform, External Affairs Minister, Dr S Jaishankar extended condolence and said India stood with the families of those killed in the tragic fire incident.
A devastating fire tore through a six-story shopping mall in Dhaka, Bangladesh, claiming the lives of at least 46 people and leaving many others injured. The blaze, which started late Thursday night, originated in a restaurant on the mall's first floor and quickly spread, trapping occupants inside.
The sources quoting locals said some explosions were heard in the locality, possibly of gas cylinder blasts. Dozens of fire officials rushed to the sport after fire incident news reached them.
Several fire tenders were rushed to the spot. The cause of the fire is not known yet.
Meanwhile, according to fire officials, 18 people were rescued. Moreover, 12 were rushed to a local hospital and four victims remain in critical condition, local media reported. a full vacate order has been issued by the Department of Buildings.
The visual of the fire incident shows the middle floor of the multi-storey building caught the flame. The engulfed balcony of the building, shows the video.
The incident took place around 5 pm in Ramasandra area of Ramnagar. The police said that no permission was sought to carry out the operations.
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