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Massive Fire Breaks Out at Gurugram Warehouse, No Casualties Reported

A massive fire broke out at a warehouse in Gurugram's Jhund Sarai area late Tuesday night. Fire Officer Narender Singh confirmed that no casualties have been reported so far. Efforts to douse the blaze are currently underway, with further details awaited. This incident follows a separate fire in Delhi's Majlis Park area on Saturday, which also saw no injuries.

Gurugram: Massive fire breaks out at warehouse in Jhund Sarai, no casualties reported

Gurugram, July 15

A massive fire broke out at a warehouse in the Jhund Sarai area of Gurugram late Tuesday night.

Efforts to douse the blaze are underway.

While speaking to ANI, Fire Officer Narender Singh said, "Efforts to douse the fire are underway. No casualties have been reported so far."

Further details are awaited.

Earlier on Saturday, a fire broke out at a house in the Majlis Park area of North West Delhi, prompting a swift response from the Delhi Fire Services.

According to fire department officials, a call regarding the incident was received at 9:11 pm, after which fire tenders were immediately dispatched to the location.

The fire was reported in household items inside the house. A total of five fire tenders were deployed in the firefighting operation. No injuries or casualties were reported.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Kavya N

Relieved no one was hurt, but the question is why are there no fire safety measures in these warehouses? Always after a tragedy we see action. Be proactive yaar.

Arun Y

Good response time by the fire department. But Jhund Sarai is a congested area, hope they didn't face too much trouble reaching the spot. Kudos to the firefighters. 👏

Ritika R

The article also mentions a similar fire in Delhi. Seems like this is becoming a pattern. Need stricter fire audits for all commercial properties, especially in urban areas.

James A

No casualties is the best news. But it's alarming how often these fires happen in industrial areas. Hope the municipal corporation takes this seriously and inspects all such warehouses.

Deepak U

Fire Officer Narender Singh and his team did a great job. But we need to think about prevention, not just response. These warehouses often store flammable materials without proper safeguards. ⚠️

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