"fire-accident"

A fire broke out in an electric bus at Karimnagar bus stand on Saturday morning. Flames erupted from the battery compartment, but the alert driver acted quickly. Firefighters reached the spot and brought the situation under control without casualties.

The blaze damaged studio equipment and costumes but caused no injuries. Firefighters doused the flames after four hours. Investigation is underway

According to the fire officials, the fire started at a furniture-making workshop located at Shastripuram and spread into an adjacent compound housing a decoration material godown

The fire broke out at a decoration-items godown located at Wadi e Mustafa in Pahadishareef.

As per available information, the dummy helicopter had been lying in mud and dust in the playground for a long time. It was abandoned at the spot after being last used by a film crew during shooting of movies.

According to the police, the fire broke out on the ground floor of a G+3 storied building located at Moghalpura

A passenger from Madhya Pradesh allegedly threw a 'bidi' into a dustbin of the Daund-Pune DEMU (Diesel Electric Multiple Unit) train after smoking, which led to the fire, the police official said

According to residents, the final rites of an elderly woman were being performed at a nearby graveyard from where the fire is suspected to have originated

Before the fire tender reached the spot the fire spread in the house rapidly, Sai Kumar was found dead with severe burns

The system enables the command centre to track the movement of all fire engines, much like the kite that soars above, but is controlled from the ground

At least four makeshift houses were damaged when a fire broke out in a labour camp near Om Convention in Narsingi on the city outskirts

The committee has to submit its report after the probe to the Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. The committee should also suggest measures to be adopted to prevent such incidents in future.

Director of Public Health (DPH), Telangana State, Dr B Ravinder Nayak, on Monday said that there was no shortage of oxygen in ambulances that arrived for victims at the Gulzar Houz fire accident on Sunday

Healthcare infrastructure and equipment reduced to ashes at the centre in Nidmanoor; mishap attributed to short circuit

Fifty people who were trapped in a building that caught fire at Mailardevpally were rescued by the fire personnel on Sunday morning. Among those rescued are 16 children aged below 15 years

BRS Working president KT Rama Rao said he was extremely shocked and pained over the incident.

Fire broke out in a jewellery shop in Gulzar Houz and fire fighters are battling to subdue flames. Five injured so far. Stay tuned for more details

The fire broke out at the first floor of a three storied building located at Afzalgunj and soon spread to the upper two floors of the building. Two families were trapped in the building and came into the balcony as the fire was rapidly spreading.

As per available information, the incident occurred when one of the huts caught fire due to gas leakage. Alerted by this, residents in the huts adjacent to it rushed out of the houses to safety. The incident created a panic situation in the vicinity

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed anguish over the loss of lives in the fire incident, and announced ex gratia of Rs 2 lakh to the next of kin of each deceased