A fire broke out in Delhi’s Karampura factory, 27 vehicles of fire tenders engaged in extinguishing

New Delhi: A massive fire broke out in a factory in Delhi’s Karampura on Sunday night. It is being said that fire brigade vehicles are present on the spot and are trying to control the fire. The incident (Delhi Fire) is being reported from Motinagar area of ​​Karampura.

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Officials said that a fire broke out in a factory near Moti Nagar police station in Karampura on Sunday night. At present, efforts are on to control the fire. A total of 27 fire brigade vehicles are present on the spot.

According to officials, no information has been received regarding the cause of the fire. The fire brigade was informed after seeing smoke coming out of the factory on Sunday. Any information regarding the reasons will be available only after the fire is controlled.

Let us inform that earlier on Saturday, there was a fire in Punjab National Bank (PNB) located in Karol Bagh area of ​​Delhi. As soon as the news of the fire was received, 16 fire tenders reached the spot and finally the fire was brought under control. There is no information about any casualty in the incident.

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