Delhi: Massive Fire Breaks Out In Karampura's Factory, 27 Fire Tenders Douse Blaze

A massive fire broke out in a factory in Delhi's Karampura. A Delhi Fire Service official informed that firefighters were able to control the blaze from spreading.

Ashok K Jaiswal, Divisional Officer, Delhi Fire Service

Source : Twitter | @ANI

A massive fire broke out in a factory near Rama industrial area opposite to Karampura area on Sunday. 27 fire tenders were rushed to the spot and were carrying fire fighting operations to control the fire, news agency ANI reported. 

Visuals from the spot showed the firefighting operations that were being carried out.

#WATCH | Delhi: A massive fire broke out in a factory near Moti Nagar Police Station in Karampura area last night. 27 fire tenders were rushed to the spot. Fire is under control now. No injuries or casualties reported so far. pic.twitter.com/dZwXSmK0rb

— ANI (@ANI) February 13, 2023

In the minute-long video, a fire station truck can be seen parked on a road while a water canon attempts to douse the building's fire. A small structure made up of light metal can be seen at the top of the building from where the smoke is coming out. The structure had been completely deformed due to the fire.

Ashok K Jaiswal, Divisional Officer, Delhi Fire Service told news agency ANI, "Fire broke out in Rama industrial area, opposite Karampura, we received wrong information at first. We have controlled the fire from spreading and efforts to douse the fire are completely underway. No casualties or injured as of now." 

Delhi| Fire broke out in Rama industrial area, opposite Karampura, we received wrong information at first. We have controlled fire from spreading, efforts to douse fire completely underway. No casualties or injured as of now:Ashok K Jaiswal, Divisional Officer, Delhi Fire Service pic.twitter.com/WdeGvexkOJ

— ANI (@ANI) February 13, 2023

Further details are awaited on the incident.

Earlier, a fire broke out at Punjab National Bank (PNB) situated in Delhi's Karol Bagh area on Saturday. As soon as the fire was reported, 16 fire engines fanned out to the area and eventually put it out. There were no reported injuries in the incident.