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A chemical tanker caught fire on NH-65 near Madgi in Sangareddy, but a major disaster was averted after firefighters quickly controlled the blaze
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A gas cylinder leakage triggered a fire inside a shop-kitchen in Rajasthan’s Beawar district, killing 28-year-old Manisha and her two young daughters. Police said the blaze spread rapidly when she attempted to make tea, leaving the family trapped before locals and firefighters controlled the flames
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A 21-year-old security guard from Bihar died after a fire broke out at his residence in Mailardevpally, Hyderabad, during the early hours of Thursday. Fire officials suspect a short circuit caused the blaze, which trapped the victim inside the smoke-filled house.
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A fire broke out at the Serilingampally Zonal Commissioner’s Office in Hyderabad on Monday. No casualties were reported. The blaze damaged furniture but was quickly contained. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire.
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A major fire broke out at Kamareddy’s old bus stand early Sunday around 2 a.m., gutting 12 shops and causing property loss estimated at Rs.50 lakh. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause of the incident
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A minor fire broke out in a residential building in East Marredpally on Wednesday. Swift action by residents, police, DRF, and fire services contained the blaze quickly. No injuries or casualties were reported in the incident.
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A massive fire gutted eight flats at Gaur Green Avenue society in Ghaziabad's Indirapuram on Wednesday. Seventeen fire tenders suppressed the blaze, which reportedly started during woodwork. No fatalities occurred, though two elderly residents were hospitalized for smoke inhalation
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A fire broke out in a mechanic shed at Annaram village, Gummadidala mandal, Sangareddy district, gutting two cars. Workers failed to extinguish the blaze, but a fire tender managed to prevent it from spreading further.
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A major fire at a sofa manufacturing unit in Kishan Bagh, Bahadurpura, caused heavy property damage, destroying goods worth several lakhs. Residents alleged delays in firefighting response. No casualties were reported, and authorities have launched an investigation.
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A major fire broke out at automobile service centres in Amberpet, spreading from a Mahindra unit to nearby establishments, including a Renault showroom. Firefighters rushed to control the blaze. No casualties were reported, while damage assessment is underway.
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A fire broke out in an apartment cellar in Gachibowli’s TNGO Colony, likely due to a short circuit, causing heavy smoke and panic. Residents were evacuated safely, though two suffered suffocation and vehicles were destroyed.
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A fire broke out in a cellar of a multi-storey building in Rikabgunj near Charminar, Hyderabad, causing brief panic on Sunday evening. Firefighters quickly doused the flames. Waste cardboard is suspected, and the cause is under investigation.
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A fire broke out at a scrapyard in Balapur, gutting property worth several lakhs. Fire officials suspect a short circuit as the cause. Four fire engines controlled the blaze after three hours of firefighting. No casualties were reported.
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A fire broke out in a residential building in Nampally’s Red Hills area, triggering panic among residents. Fire personnel brought the blaze under control and evacuated 23 people safely. No casualties were reported, and an investigation is underway.
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A transformer explosion due to heavy load triggered a fire in Marthanda Nagar, Hafeezpet, Miyapur at midnight. Flames destroyed a Tata Ace mini truck and two motorcycles. Firefighters controlled the blaze promptly, preventing casualties, while authorities investigate the incident’s cause
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Sixteen families narrowly escaped after a fire caused by a suspected short circuit engulfed a residential complex in Sangareddy, with an alert resident helping evacuate occupants before firefighters contained the blaze.
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A fire broke out in a flat at Alkapuri Colony in Manikonda on Sunday afternoon. The occupants escaped safely after noticing smoke and flames. Fire department personnel and police controlled the blaze, while officials began investigating the cause.
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A kirana store at Siripuram bus station in Sangareddy was destroyed in an early morning fire caused by a suspected short circuit. The blaze broke out around 1:30 am, reducing the shop to ashes before villagers could respond. Losses are being assessed
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A fire broke out at an optical shop near Centre Point junction, New Bowenpally, on Saturday, suspected due to a short circuit. Firefighters brought the blaze under control quickly. No injuries were reported, and the police are investigating the exact cause.
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A fire broke out at Shruti Multi Speciality Hospital in Vijayanagar Colony under Masab Tank police limits after an air conditioner reportedly exploded. Patients and staff rushed out as flames spread. Fire department personnel controlled the blaze without any injuries reported.