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The fire took place in Mumbai's Byculla area in a G+4 building at 12.11 pm today. Three fire tenders reached the spot to contain the fire.
A massive fire broke out at a building in south Mumbai on Wednesday. No injuries reported so far.
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The fire took place in Mumbai's Byculla area in a G+4 building at 12.11 pm today. Three fire tenders reached the spot to contain the fire.
In a separate development, a major fire in a scrap warehouse killed at least 11 people and injured four others in Hyderabad city on Wednesday, police and officials said.
Police said 15 laborers were sleeping in the shop when fire caused by a short-circuit broke out, trapping the people inside. The laborers were from the eastern state of Bihar and had come to Hyderabad for employment, PTI reported.
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Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao, the chief minister of Telangana state, of which Hyderabad is the capital, expressed his condolences and ordered monetary compensation for the deceased.
Fires are common in India, where building laws and safety norms are often flouted by builders and residents.
(Edited by : Bivekananda Biswas)
First Published: Mar 23, 2022 1:20 PM IST
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