Fire breaks out at Mankhurd in Mumbai, no injuries reported so far
Mumbai:
A huge fire broke out near Maya Hotel in Mankhurd, early on Sunday morning.
No one has been injured in the fire that started at about 6 am. Twenty fire engines and three water tankers were rushed to the spot to douse the blaze, which is largely under control now.
Reports suggest, the fire had spread to adjoining godowns, where scrap was stored.
Early morning, soonafter, the fire broke out, local residents tweeted and alerted the police.
Mumbai has been witnessing a series of fires for the last few months. On February 8, two people were injured after a fire broke out in Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority building, in Malad.
Twelve migrant labourers were suffocated to death, when a fire broke out in a shop in Sakinaka. on December 19 and just 10 days later, a devastating fire killed 14 people in the rooftop pubs, in Kamala Mills compound.
Investigations show that in all these incidents of fire, there is a common thread of people blatantly ignoring safety regulations.
No one has been injured in the fire that started at about 6 am. Twenty fire engines and three water tankers were rushed to the spot to douse the blaze, which is largely under control now.
Reports suggest, the fire had spread to adjoining godowns, where scrap was stored.
Early morning, soonafter, the fire broke out, local residents tweeted and alerted the police.
Local residents say, the fire started at a shop in a scrap yard, on the Mankhurd-Ghatkopar highway.We appreciate your alertness. All Officer and Staff of Fire Brigade and Police officials of Mankhurd Police Station are on spot for further support.
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) February 11, 2018
Mumbai has been witnessing a series of fires for the last few months. On February 8, two people were injured after a fire broke out in Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority building, in Malad.
Twelve migrant labourers were suffocated to death, when a fire broke out in a shop in Sakinaka. on December 19 and just 10 days later, a devastating fire killed 14 people in the rooftop pubs, in Kamala Mills compound.
Investigations show that in all these incidents of fire, there is a common thread of people blatantly ignoring safety regulations.
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