Massive fire breaks out at cloth godown in Gujarat's Surat, thick smoke engulfs area
- A massive fire broke out on Saturday at a textile waste warehouse near the ANG Society on Kharwasa Canal Road in Surat, Gujarat, triggering panic in the surrounding area.
- Sub-Fire Officer Vijay Solanki mobilized 10 to 12 fire tenders and 50 to 60 personnel, deploying two JCB machines to assist with firefighting operations as the blaze spread rapidly.
- Visuals from the site show huge flames and thick black smoke engulfing the warehouse, with the fire spreading rapidly due to the large quantity of textile materials stored inside.
- Authorities continue firefighting efforts to douse the blaze, though the cause remains unknown; preliminary estimates suggest goods worth lakhs of rupees may have been damaged in the incident.
- In a separate incident on November 7, one person died after a fire broke out at the Leamak Company plant on the Bavla-Ahmedabad Road, requiring fire tenders from Sanand, Bavla, and Ahmedabad.
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Massive fire breaks out at cloth godown in Surat's Kharvasa, firefighting underway
A massive fire broke out at a cloth storage godown in Surat's Kharvasa area on Saturday, prompting the deployment of fire tenders. Firefighting operations are underway, and the cause of the blaze is yet to be ascertained.
Thick smoke billows from textile godown as massive fire breaks out in Surat
A large fire erupted in a cloth storage godown located in the Kharvasa area of Surat. Fire tenders were immediately dispatched to the scene to combat the flames. Firefighting operations are currently in progress to control the situation. The cause of the fire remains undetermined at this time. Further information regarding the extent of damage is still awaited.
Surat Fire News: Massive Blaze Erupts at Textile Warehouse, Goods Worth Lakhs Feared Damaged
A massive fire broke out at a textile warehouse in Surat, Gujarat, triggering panic in the area and raising concerns over significant financial losses. Huge flames and thick clouds of black smoke were seen rising from the warehouse, with the fire spreading rapidly due to the large quantity of fabric and other textile materials stored inside. Fire brigade teams rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident and launched an…
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