New Delhi: Delhi Metro travellers faced a tough time on Friday when a metro station was shut down for almost half an hour after a fire broke out in a shop within the station premises, an official said.
The busy Kashmere Gate metro station was shut down for close to half an hour following the fire.
"No interchange facility was available at the Kashmere Gate metro station from 2.05 pm to 2.29 pm due to the smoke caused by the fire which broke out in a shop at the concourse level of the underground section of the station," the official said.
"This was just a precautionary measure. No damage has been reported," the official told IANS.
The busy Kashmere Gate metro station was shut down for close to half an hour following the fire.
"No interchange facility was available at the Kashmere Gate metro station from 2.05 pm to 2.29 pm due to the smoke caused by the fire which broke out in a shop at the concourse level of the underground section of the station," the official said.
"This was just a precautionary measure. No damage has been reported," the official told IANS.
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