Fire Tenders

A fire broke out at Nowrosjee Wadia Hospital in Parel in central Mumbai, confirmed civic officials on August 5. As per PTI, the fire erupted near a paediatric operation theatre on the first floor at around 6.50 pm. Nearly eight fire engines and six water tankers have been sent to the spot, said a fire brigade official. Furthermore, the officials confirmed no injuries or casualties during the incident.

A major fire broke out in a residential building in Mumbai, Maharashtra on June 19.  Six fire tenders rushed to the spot and ablaze the fire, rescuing 14 people. As per ANI, the fire broke out in the 14th floor of "Dheeraj Savera" apartment. Although no casualties were reported, there have been reports of damage. In addition, a case has been registered and the cause of the fire is unknown.

In a tragic incident, approximately 35passengers traveling in a bus had a narrow escape after the vehicle caught fire in Maharashtra's Nagpur. On May 5, near the Reserve Bank square, the city civic bus running between, Mor Bhawan to Khaparkheda area, caught fire, starting from the engine side. The Nagpur Municipal Corporation's chief fire officer Rajendra Uchake said, fire tenders are dousing the fire and confirmed no casualties.

A massive fire broke out at a hotel in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, on the evening of April 13. Seven fire tenders doused the fire, which erupted in the basement and spread rapidly in an hour. As per sources, the guests and the staff at the hotel were rescued safely, and no casualties were reported. Furthermore, Lucknow Chief Fire Officer Vijay Kumar said, an investigation in this matter is underway.

In Rajasthan's Kota, a massive fire broke out at a chemical factory on December 24. About five fire tenders, police officials and others rushed to the spot to douse the fire and control the situation. Residents near the city mall area, where the factory was located, were evacuated as part of the rescue operation. Luckily, no casualties have been reported, and the reason behind the fire is uncertain.