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News of a major accident has come from the Laxmi Nagar area of the capital Delhi. A fire broke out in a hospital in the Laxmi Nagar area late at night, due to which there was an atmosphere of panic among the people. Delhi Fire Service took immediate action as soon as the information of this incident was received and 4 fire engines have been sent to the spot. According to the information received so far, the fire in the hospital has been controlled by the fire brigade employees.
No casualties
Regarding the fire in the hospital in Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, Fire Services Fire Officer Deepak Hooda said – “We received information about a fire in a hospital. The fire broke out on the ground floor and it has been extinguished. There have been no casualties in this incident. At the same time, the reason behind the fire is not yet known.”
Earlier, a terrible fire incident was also reported in Delhi’s Dwarka Mor area late night on March 18. There was a large scale loss in this incident. According to the information given by the officials of Delhi Fire Services, at least 30 huts, two factories and some shops were burnt to ashes due to the massive fire. 11 fire engines were sent to the spot to control the fire. This fire spread over an area of more than 1,200 square yards. However, no casualties were reported in this incident.
On the other hand, in Gurugram too, about 100 huts were burnt to ashes in a fire caused by a gas cylinder explosion in a slum on Friday morning. More than 15 fire engines were deployed to control the fire and it took about 2 hours. The official said that the people trapped in the fire were evacuated safely and no casualties were reported in this incident. A hut caught fire. He said that this fire soon spread to other huts in the area and many cylinders exploded in the fire.
