Fire At Border Police Camp On Srinagar Outskirts, No Deaths Reported

The fire, believed to have started due to an electric short-circuit, quickly engulfed the 100 by 50 feet-long shed and destroyed it, they said.

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The tin shed was used to store some equipment and clothes, the officials said (ANI)
Srinagar:

A fire broke out inside an ITBP camp on the outskirts of Srinagar city on Saturday evening, officials said.

They said the fire broke out in a tin shed inside the camp in the Pantha Chowk area in Srinagar.

The tin shed was used to store some equipment and clothes, the officials said.

The fire, believed to have started due to an electric short-circuit, quickly engulfed the 100 by 50 feet-long shed and destroyed it, they said.

The officials said the fire was brought under control by the personnel of Fire and Emergency Services, police, and ITBP. Many fire engines were pressed into service to douse the flames.

There was no loss of life or injury to anyone, the officials said.

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