Another fire break out incident has come to light that occurred in the terrace flat of a ground plus four storeyed Umar Palace building in Kismat colony, Mumbra, late Tuesday night, November 9, said officials.
However, fortunately no casualty or injury was reported. The civic rescue teams reached the stop immediately after the fire was reported, therefore, the spread of fire was controlled and doused within minutes.
According to reports, two domestic LPG cylinders and inflammable materials from the flat were also removed safely.
The cause of blaze will be ascertained following a probe, informed civic officials.
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Recently, several fire-related incidents have been reported across the state, especially in the high-rise of Mumbai and Thane.
On Monday, November 8, after almost six hours a major fire that broke out in a plastic products factory in Maharashtra’s Thane was brought under control, stated officials, reported the PTI.
The fire erupted on Sunday at nearly 9 pm in the unit manufacturing plastic chairs and other similar commodities in Thane district’s, Murbad industrial area. The fire then promptly spread through the entire premises.
Meanwhile, on the same day, a fire broke out in Thane's NKT College, stated the Thane Municipal Corporation, reported ANI. Based on the account, there haven't been any injuries or fatalities have been logged yet.
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