The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained
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A massive fire broke out in a cake-making unit in the Badli area of Delhi on Wednesday, the ANI reported.
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Delhi Fire Service officials said that at least 8 fire engines were on the spot to douse the fire and a firefighting operation was underway.
Delhi Fire Service said, "A fire broke out in a cake-making unit in Badli area, 8 fire engines reached the spot to douse the blaze."
The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained.
Earlier, a massive fire broke out at a three-story factory in Raghubar Pura of Shahdara in the national capital on Tuesday.
Upon receiving the information, six fire tenders rushed to the spot.
Fire breaks out in south Mumbai building; no casualty reported
Meanwhile, a fire broke out in a four-storey residential building in South Mumbai, said officials and added that thus far there has been no report of any casualty. The fire broke out in a building in Masjid area on Monday, the officials had earlier told the PTI.
According to a PTI report on Monday, the blaze erupted around 1 pm in the Vishvamangala Housing Society building on Chakala Street in Masjid area and was confined to the third and fourth floors.
Reportedly, the fire brigade personnel and the police officials rushed to the spot and began the rescue and fire-fighting operation.
The PTI report stated that although no injuries have been reported, the exact cause of the fire has not been ascertained yet.
In another incident from Boisar MIDC in Palghar district in Maharashtra, a person was injured after a fire broke out in a drug manufacturing unit. Per another PTI report, the blaze erupted at 2.30 pm and was brought under control within an hour and a half.
Two fire engines and several personnel were deployed to douse the fire.
"One industrial worker received minor injuries and has been hospitalised. Cooling operations are underway at the site. The cause of the fire is not known. Some work was on at the unit when it erupted," the fire brigade official told PTI.
(with ANI and PTI inputs)
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