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Kamlesh Devi, the victim, was hit on her head by her son with some blunt tool Friday night, they said.

The mishap occurred at Dino Park on RK Beach and the figurines made out of fibre and foam got burnt,” Deputy Commissioner of Police Ajitha Vejendla told PTI

The residents of the colony had logged a complaint prior, to relocate the 33 KV line, but there was no response from the officials. 

The fire broke out at the ground floor of a four storied building in Kulsumpura of old city where soaps were manufactured in early hours .

No injuries reported from the blaze, which started around 3 am

No casualties were reported in the incident so far.

Upon receiving the information, firefighters rushed to the scene and began extinguishing the fire

The fire started in the morning at the unit located at Hardware Park and on noticing it the workers ran out of the premises.

The incident occurred when the truck, carrying a load of scrap, was on its way from Ralapur village to Medchal

Police reported that the collision took place around 1 a.m. near Pasumarru in Chilkaluripeta Mandal, involving a head-on collision between a private travels bus and a tipper.

On noticing the fire and the resultant fumes that were bellowing out of the building, Sai Charan rushed towards it, in the hope of saving lives.

The driver, Shahbaz Khan, was travelling towards National Police Academy road when he noticed smoke coming from the vehicle.

The Alwal police and fire department officials reached the spot and managed to douse the fire by deploying fire tenders within an hour.

One fire tender swiftly responded to the call and brought the situation under control.

Due to the presence of combustible material on the push carts, thick smoke engulfed in the surroundings. On being alerted, a fire engine from the Moghalpura fire station reached the spot and doused the fire.

Fire Officer Chandra Naik reported, "A short circuit caused the fire at the cotton packing godown in Attapur during the night of March 31 and April 1. Two fire tenders arrived and extinguished the blaze after four hours."

Six fire tenders quickly responded to a blaze at the manufacturing unit of the company responsible for Dukes biscuits, wafers, and confectionery.

The blaze was noticed around 9.30 a.m. on the sixth floor of the 6-storey Avior Corporate Park on LBS Road, trapping scores of employees working there.

The Fire department personnel with the help of five fire engines managed to douse the fire. Panic prevailed in the surrounding areas due to the thick smoke emanating from the spot.

No casualties were reported in the incident.