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  • Hiva vehicle’s tire burst, vehicle burnt on the road

    Hiva vehicle’s tire burst, vehicle burnt on the road

    Dantewada. The tire of a Hyva vehicle burst near a petrol pump at Nakulnar in Dantewada district, and the Hyva caught fire. The vehicle burnt to ashes in the middle of the road. However, Drive saved his life by jumping after the accident as soon as the fire broke out. The people present nearby informed the fire brigade team. Dantewada-Sukma road was also blocked for about 2 hours. The case pertains to Kuakonda police station area of the district.

    According to the information, the dust of ArcelorMittal was being dumped at some place on Sunday from the Hiva vehicle. As soon as the Hiva vehicle crossed the Nakulnar petrol pump, the tire of the moving vehicle burst. When the vehicle caught fire, the driver jumped and saved his life. On the other hand, the people present on the spot informed the police station about the matter. After which the team of fire brigade was also called. The team extinguished the fire.

    Actually, the highway was burning in the middle of the road. As a result, queues of vehicles were also formed on both sides of the route from Dantewada district headquarters to Sukma via Nakulnar. There was a long jam for 2 hours. When the fire brigade team extinguished the fire, only after which the route was restored. Meanwhile, the passengers also had to face a lot of problems.

  • Bus caught fire on the middle of the road

    Bus caught fire on the middle of the road

    Begusarai. A sudden fire broke out in a mini bus on Thursday near NH 31 located at Kapasya Chowk in Nagar police station area. As soon as the fire broke out, an atmosphere of chaos arose on the spot. People started running here and there to save their lives. A stampede-like situation arose on the spot due to a sudden fire in a moving mini-bus. The passengers sitting in the bus somehow saved their lives by jumping from that bus. At present, the local people have controlled the fire in the bus with the help of the fire department. The bus has been removed from the middle of the road. At present, after this incident, there is an atmosphere of chaos on the spot.

    In relation to the incident, it is said that on Thursday afternoon, a moving minibus suddenly caught fire near NH 31 located at Kapasya Chowk. After the fire broke out, the passengers in the bus somehow managed to jump out of the bus. During this, the front part of the bus started burning in flames. The information of this incident was given to the fire department. The fire brigade personnel who reached the spot have brought the fire under control with the help of the local people. It is not yet clear how the mini bus caught fire. At present, the police of the city police station has reached the spot and started investigating the whole matter. Inspector Arjun Kumar of the city police station present there has told that information was received that suddenly a bus caught fire at Kapasya Chowk.

    Arjun Kumar, the sub-inspector of Nagar police station, is being told to the local media that the mini bus was going from the bus stand to Zeromile with a passenger, when suddenly the bus caught fire. As soon as the fire broke out, a big accident was averted due to the presence of mind of the driver and by stopping the vehicle at the same place, the passenger was taken out of that bus. As soon as the information about this incident was received, the fire was brought under control after a lot of effort by the fire personnel. He told that there is no information about any casualty in this incident. The driver and the helper of the mini bus are absconding from the spot.

  • Ranchi bus stand caught fire, many buses burnt

    Ranchi bus stand caught fire, many buses burnt

    Ranchi: Three more passenger buses were gutted in a fire at Khadgarha bus stand located in Kantatoli, Ranchi at around 3 pm on Thursday. Earlier, five buses were gutted in the fire at 12 o’clock. In this way a total of 8 buses have been burnt. The fire brigade has brought the fire under control. A big conspiracy is being suspected behind the incident. Due to the fire, a situation like stampede and chaos was created in the bus stand. It is a matter of honor that there was no casualty in this.

    Eyewitnesses told that at around 12 noon suddenly smoke was seen rising from a part of the bus stand. Within a short time, two buses started burning. Later, the flames engulfed two more buses parked nearby. The flames were so strong that within minutes the buses were burnt to ashes. Fire engines reached the spot after about an hour. Earlier, the local people and Lower Bazar police station tried to control the fire. But, they did not succeed. Again when four buses caught fire one by one, fire brigade vehicles were present on the spot. By the time the fire was doused, these buses were also burnt to ashes.

    The reasons for the fire have not been revealed yet. Agents at the bus stand say that the buses caught fire possibly due to a short circuit. However, the police probing the matter are not ruling out the possibility of a conspiracy behind it. After the fire, there was chaos among the agents, hawkers and passengers present in the bus.

  • Fire broke out near WRS Colony, 2 fire engines brought under control

    Fire broke out near WRS Colony, 2 fire engines brought under control

    Raipur. The fire in the bushes of the railway area in Raipur engulfed a large part. Flames and smoke were visible billowing into the sky from several kilometers away. The incident is in the rear of WRS Colony, here is the loco shed yard of the railway where the train engines reach. Maintenance work of many trains is also done here. A fire broke out near this part.

    The fire, which spread through the bushes, engulfed the forested area and in no time, the fire took a huge form. The local people informed the fire brigade over the phone. The fire was extinguished with the help of two vehicles of the fire department that reached the spot. There is no news of any injury in this accident. After about 1 to 1.5 hours of effort, the fire department’s team of Pushparaj Singh Indrajit Sahu, Stephen, Purnanand Dewangan, Ravindra Verma, Sanjay Sidar, Devendra Kashyap brought the fire under control.

  • 2 storey house burnt to ashes in fierce fire

    2 storey house burnt to ashes in fierce fire

    Shimla. A two-storey house was gutted in Dhawan village of Goro Kanawan ward of Shoghi Panchayat in capital Shimla. However, the cause of the fire is said to be short circuit. Same, 2 water tankers of fire department and local people saved other houses from coming in the grip of fire.
    According to information, the fire broke out due to short circuit in the two-storey house of Nek Ram and Durga Singh. After which all the family members and cattle had gone out of the house in time.
    The house was burnt to ashes in no time. An amount of Rs 15,000 has been given to Nek Ram and Durga Singh as immediate relief by the administration. However, fortunately, there was no loss of life in the accident.

  • Fire breaks out at shoe factory in Delhi

    Fire breaks out at shoe factory in Delhi

    NEW DELHI: A massive fire broke out at a shoe manufacturing factory in Delhi’s Narela Industrial area on Tuesday night, officials said. No casualties have been reported so far.

    According to the officials, 24 fire engines were rushed to the spot and efforts are underway to douse the fire. The officials also mentioned that the cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained. Further details are awaited.

    Earlier in the morning, a fire broke out in the shanties of a slum near Nargis Dutt Road in Mumbai’s Bandra area. No casualties have been reported so far.

    “Level 2 fire breaks out in the shanties of a slum near Nargis Dutt Road in Mumbai’s Bandra area on Wednesday at 4:40 am,” Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said.

    According to the officials, 10 fire engines were rushed to the spot and efforts are underway to douse the fire.

  • Fire broke out at 2 godowns in Tondiarpet, creates panic

    Fire broke out at 2 godowns in Tondiarpet, creates panic

    CHENNAI: Tension prevailed in Chennai’s Tondiarpet as fire broke out at two godowns creating panic among people. Firefighters had to battle for two hours to put down the fire. No casualties were reported.

    A blaze suddenly emerged from the polythene bags godown, owned by Balraj of Nethaji Nagar, Tondiarpet Saturday afternoon. More than 10 female employees who were working there ran amok screaming as a plume smoke came out of the godown. By then, the fire had spread to the nearby broom godown and silverware manufacturing company, owned by Zakir and also the nearby houses.

    Subsequently, godown employees and public raised alarm.

    As a result, Chennai-North Fire Station officials Loganathan and Suriya Prakasam led more than 50 firemen from Korukuppet, Tondiarpet, Washermanpet, Royapuram fire stations including Station Officers Munuswamy, Kumar, Deiva Narayanan and more than 50 firemen arrived in 4 fire engines. They tried to put out the fire. Due to shortage of water, they pressed drinking water trucks into service and doused the blaze in 2 hours.

    However, both polythene bags and mop cottons were completely gutted in the fire. It is said that the damage value may be Rs.50 lakh. Neighbouring residences too were damaged due to fire.

    MLA Ebenezer, Tondiarpet Zonal Committee Chairman Netaji Ganesan, North Chennai Madhavaram Kotaksar Ranganathan and Tahsildar personally visited and inspected. The RK Nagar police have registered a case and are investigating the cause of the fire.

  • Women set an example to save the forest from the flames

    Women set an example to save the forest from the flames

    Raipur. Now we will extinguish the fire of the forests… This is the saying of the women of Jai Maa Sharda Mahila Self-Help Group under Beltara Circle wearing green saree as a symbol of greenery protecting the forest from the flames. Realizing the importance of the forest, these women themselves came forward to save it from fire and are playing equal participation with the forest workers by giving their contribution free of cost. Significantly, it is very important to protect forests from fire. According to the forest department, the fire season has started from February 15 and it is the priority of the department to save forests from fire till June 15. In this context, awareness campaign is also being run by the Forest Department to save forests from fire. Impressed by the awareness campaign being carried out to the villagers, the women of Jai Maa Sharda Women’s Group under Van Mandal Bilaspur themselves came forward and presented their proposal to the Forest Department to save the forest from the flames.
    Looking at the keenness and awareness of women, Divisional Forest Officer Bilaspur Mr. Kumar Nishant directed his subordinate forest employees that women who have come forward for this special work should be trained and encouraged to extinguish forest fires. Go As a symbol of greenery, these women have been given costumes of green sarees by the Forest Department and were also trained in controlling forest fires with fire blower machines. Free work is being done by rural women to save the forest from fire. Forest workers also accompany them in this work.

  • Naxalites set the truck on fire, created havoc this morning

    Naxalites set the truck on fire, created havoc this morning

    Narayanpur. Naxal violence continues in Bastar division. For the last 3 months, everyday Naxalites are carrying out one or the other incident. On Friday, Naxalites executed the incident of arson, road block in Narayanpur. Between Kapsi and Farsgaon in the district, a truck engaged in Amadai Mines was set on fire. The truck has been completely burnt to ashes. There is an atmosphere of panic in the area due to the incident of arson. SP Pushkar Sharma has confirmed the incident. The incident is being told between 3 to 4 in the morning. Naxalites first stopped the truck by felling trees on the road. By breaking the diesel tank of the truck, took out diesel and sprinkled it all over the truck and carried out the incident of arson. The truck which was set on fire by the Naxalites was going from Narayanpur to Chhotedongar iron ore.

    https://jantaserishta.com/local/chhattisgarh/naxalites-set-the-truck-on-fire-created-havoc-this-morning-2248887
  • Four people scorched due to fire in steel factory

    Four people scorched due to fire in steel factory

    Four workers were injured in a fire mishap at a factory of a steel manufacturing company in Jharkhand’s Giridih district on Monday morning.

    Though repeated calls on the official and personal number of Giridih deputy commissioner Naman Priyesh Lakra failed to get response, superintendent of police Giridih Amit Renu confirmed the incident.

    “The incident happened on Monday morning. For details you can contact the local police station officials who are monitoring the situation,” said Amit Renu.

    Giridih Muffasil police station officer-in-charge Kamlesh Paswan said four workers in the factory sustained burn injuries.

    “While one injured person has been referred to the burn hospital at Bokaro remaining three workers are undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Giridih itself. The factory inspector Giridih has been apprised of the incident and will be carrying out a detailed investigation into the exact cause of the incident.

    “Things can be ascertained only after a probe by the factory inspector. The factory management has agreed to bear the treatment expense of the injured workers,” said Paswan.

    Sources in Giridih informed that the mishap took place in Satyam factory of Shivam Steel Company at around 10.30am on Monday.

    “Due to a short circuit fire erupted in a vehicle carrying iron ladle at Ajidih-Udanabad under Mufassil police station. Overa dozen labourers were carrying iron ladle when the ladlecar caught fire. Four workers were injured. Bablu Kumar, a labourer from Bihar has been critically injured in the mishap,” said a source.

    Officials at the factory rushed the injured workers to the Vishwanath Nursing Home from where Bablu Kumar from Bihar was referred to a hospital in Bokaro.