Delhi: Several vehicles gutted in massive fire that broke out in Jhandewalan Extension

Delhi:  A massive fire broke out in a building in Delhi's Jhandewalan Extension. Several vehicles were burnt in this incident. On receiving information about the incident, the fire brigade team reached the spot and efforts are on to extinguish the fire. In the video footage, it can be seen that flames are rising and the building is burning fiercely.

The sudden fire in the building created panic in the entire area. The fire took a terrible form in a few minutes and due to which many vehicles parked in the building premises also burnt, the reasons for the incident are not yet known.

Fire breaks out in a building in Delhi's Jhandewalan Extension

In the video footage, flames can be seen rising, and the building is burning fiercely. The fire brigade team is trying to extinguish the fire at the spot.

Flames took a terrible form in a few minutes

Due to the fire, the entire area was filled with smoke, due to which people also had trouble breathing. The police has also been informed about the incident, which has reached the spot and is trying to control the situation.

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Fire broke out in Krishna Apara Plaza in Noida

Earlier, a fire broke out in a building in Noida Sector 18 Market in Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. It is being told that the fire broke out in Krishna Apara Plaza of the market. When the fire broke out, many people jumped out of the complex to save their lives.

However, it is a matter of relief that the fire was soon brought under control. In the video of the fire, dangerous flames can be seen on the stairs of the complex. Some people can be seen standing just below these stairs.

Summary

According to the news agency, fire has broken out in Anarkali Building and DDA Shopping Complex Jhandewalan. Some vehicles parked nearby have also come under fire. Work is on to extinguish the fire.

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