Heroic Rescue: East Delhi Fire Evacuation Success
A fierce fire broke out in east Delhi's Laxmi Nagar, originated from an electric transformer and spread to nearby buildings. Firefighters successfully evacuated 14 individuals from the affected flats. The fire, reported around 12:30 am, was controlled by 2 am without any casualties or injuries.
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A major fire erupted in east Delhi's Laxmi Nagar, early Saturday, after starting in an electric transformer. The blaze quickly spread, impacting multiple residential structures.
The Delhi Fire Service, upon receiving the report around 12:30 am, dispatched initial firefighting teams, which were soon reinforced by seven water tenders and additional vehicles due to the fire's intensification.
In a swift and efficient rescue, 14 people were safely evacuated from the affected flats with no casualties reported. By 2 am, the flames were under control and cooling operations commenced, although the fire's exact cause remains unknown.
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