Fire Breaks Out At Shop In Mumbai's Worli; Firefighter Injured
A fire broke out at a shop in Mumbai Gandhi Nagar, Worli at 4:45 am, damaging goods and electric fittings. Firefighter Ajindra Sawant was injured and hospitalised. The cause is under investigation.
Mumbai: A fire broke out at a shop in central Mumbai in the early hours of Friday, following which a firefighter sustained injuries while attempting to douse the flames, an official said.
The fire erupted at the shop located in Gandhi Nagar, Worli, around 4.45 am, an official said.
The fire affected the electric wiring, electric installation, gift boxes, make-up accessories, printed material, stationery stock, clothes, computers, and a TVS bike kept on the mezzanine floor, he said.
After being alerted, the fire brigade and police launched a firefighting and search operation. During the operation, fire brigade personnel Ajindra Sawant suffered injuries to his hand, the official said.
He was taken to the civic-run Nair hospital for treatment.
The fire was put out around 7.15 am, the official said, adding that a probe is underway to ascertain its cause.
(This report has been published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. Apart from the headline, no editing has been done in the copy by ABP Live.)
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