Fire

Hyderabad: A fire broke out in a mattress making unit at Mansoorabad in LB Nagar on Tuesday night. No casualties were reported. Officials suspect...

Hyderabad: A major fire broke out in the Union Bank of India branch at Park Lane in Secunderabad on Wednesday afternoon. No casualties were...

A senior Police official in Guwahati said that the DNLA extremists fired several rounds at the truck drivers and other people before setting six of the trucks on fire.

The local residents who noticed huge fire and thick smoke from the shop alerted the fire department and the Kukatpally police.

According to fire officials, they received information regarding the blaze in the four-storey hotel at 7.40 am.

According to Fire officials, the fire broke out on the first floor of a house located at New Santoshnagar colony reportedly due to a short circuit. The occupants of the house who noticed it immediately rushed out.

Officials suspect a short circuit led to the fire.

The incident occurred around 6 am and the local residents who noticed the fire and flames from the shop, alerted the police.

According to Fire officials, the incident happened around 8 am following a suspected explosion at the industry.

Police said the victim identified as Raju (45), from Venkat Reddy Nagar was depressed and doused his body with petrol and set himself ablaze in the bathroom.

Health official Haydar al-Zamili told a leading media outlet that there are fears people are still trapped inside the ward, which reportedly has space for 60 patients.

According to the police, a woman was driving the car when she noticed flames emanating from the engine.

The man, identified as Kalyan (25) from East Godavari of Andhra Pradesh, was reportedly depressed and doused his body with petrol.

Officials said they received an alert from Lajpat Nagar market regarding a massive fire that broke out at Block-1, Central Market, Lajpat Nagar.

The blaze erupted around 3 p.m. in private chemical company, SVC Ltd, in the MIDC area of Pirangut village, and quickly spread within the enclosed premises, trapping many workers