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Pawan Kalyan's son, Mark, was injured in a Singapore school fire. With PM Narendra Modi's support and global prayers, Mark is slowly recovering.

Pawan Kalyan Shares Son Mark’s Health Update After Singapore School Fire

Actor and Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan's son, Mark, injured in a Singapore school fire. PM Modi offers support. Mark is hospitalized and recovering.

Pawan Kalyan's son, Mark, suffered injuries during a Singapore school fire. PM Modi and many others have extended support. Mark is slowly recovering.

April 8, 2025: In a distressing incident, actor and Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Pawan Kalyan, revealed that his son, Mark Shankar Pawanovich, was injured in a recent school fire in Singapore. Kalyan informed the public that Mark is currently hospitalized and slowly recuperating. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his support by personally contacting Pawan Kalyan, offering words of encouragement that provided strength during this challenging time. Additionally, the Indian High Commissioner in Singapore has been directed to offer necessary assistance. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu also reached out to express his concern. Pawan Kalyan expressed gratitude towards the numerous well-wishers, including politicians, actors, and others who prayed for his son&rsquo;s swift recovery, holding poojas at temples on Mark&rsquo;s behalf. &ldquo;Mark Shankar is gradually recovering due to these good-hearted wishes and blessings. I sincerely thank everyone,&rdquo; Kalyan stated. The fire broke out in a shophouse on River Valley Road in Singapore, where several individuals, including children, were caught in the blaze. Pawan Kalyan&rsquo;s eight-year-old son, Mark, sustained burns on his limbs and suffered from smoke inhalation. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) quickly responded to control the fire. At the time of the incident, Pawan Kalyan was in Andhra Pradesh's Alluri Sitarama Raju district on an official visit, engaging with local communities. He promptly canceled his remaining engagements in Visakhapatnam to fly to Singapore and be with his son. Mark, who attends school in Singapore, is currently receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. Pawan Kalyan and his third wife, Anna Lezhneva, have two children&mdash;Mark and their daughter, Polena. The family maintains a low profile, rarely appearing in public together.

An early morning fire in Dwarka Sector-24, Delhi, led to the destruction of eleven cars in a garage. Delhi Fire Services acted promptly, ensuring no injuries. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, with no casualties reported.

Fire Destroys Cars in Delhi’s Dwarka Garage

A severe fire in Dwarka Sector-24, Delhi, destroyed eleven cars. The Delhi Fire Services effectively managed the situation, ensuring no injuries occurred. The incident's cause is yet unidentified with investigations underway.

Massive fire destroys Eleven cars in Delhi's Dwarka Sector-24 garage

A fire in Dwarka Sector-24, Delhi, destroyed eleven cars early Wednesday. The Delhi Fire Services quickly controlled the blaze without reported injuries. Investigations to determine the cause are underway. The fire was extinguished by 4:30 am.

Eleven cars were gutted in a fire in a garage in Delhi's Dwarka Sector-24 in the early hours of Wednesday, an official said. No one was reported injured in the blaze.
Nine fire tenders were dispatched to control the fire, he said.
A call regarding the fire in a garage in Dhul Siras in the Dwarka area was received at 2.58 am on Wednesday, a Delhi Fire Services official said. The firefighting operation went on till 4.05 am, he said.
Eleven cars were gutted in the fire and some spare parts were damaged, he added.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Dwarka) Ankit Singh said they received information about the fire at 3.12 am at Dwarka Sector 23 Police Station.
Ritik, the owner of the garage that caught fire, said 10 to 12 cars parked near Shri Shyam Automobile caught fire, the DCP was quoted as saying in a statement.
"The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained and investigations on the incident are still on," the DCP said.
The fire was completely extinguished around 4.30 am and no one was injured, he added.&nbsp;

A fire in Jharkhand's Garhwa district claimed five lives at a firecracker shop. The incident is under investigation, with state leaders expressing condolences. Authorities focus on safety and regulatory compliance.

Tragedy Strikes Jharkhand: Fire Kills Five

In Garhwa, Jharkhand, a fire at a firecracker shop killed five, including children. The cause is under investigation. State leaders sent condolences, stressing safety and regulatory compliance to prevent future tragedies.

Tragic fire claims Five lives at Jharkhand firecracker shop

A fire at a firecracker shop in Jharkhand&rsquo;s Garhwa district killed five, including three children. Investigation is on to find the cause. State leaders conveyed condolences, promising thorough inquiries.

At least five persons, including three children, were burnt to death after a fire broke out at a firecracker shop in Jharkhand's Garhwa on Monday, a police officer said.
The incident occurred at Godarmana Bazar in Ranka police station area.
"Five persons were killed after a blaze erupted at a firecracker shop here. Of these, three are children. We are investigating the incident," Garhwa SP Deepak Pandey told PTI.
Ranka SDPO Rohit Ranjan Singh said the fire broke out around 12.30 pm, while crackers were being sold on a wooden platform in the shop.
"We took the injured to a nearby hospital in neighbouring Chhattisgarh, where doctors declared them dead," Singh said.
The cause of the blaze has not yet been ascertained, he added.
Meanwhile, Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar and Chief Minister Hemant Soren expressed grief over the loss of lives in the incident.
"Received the sad news about the death of five people due to a fire that broke out at a firecracker shop in Ranka block of Garhwa. May 'Marang Buru' (supreme tribal deity) grant peace to the departed souls and give strength to the bereaved family members to bear this loss," Soren posted on X.
He said the case is being investigated by the district administration.
"The incident of fire at a firecracker shop in Godarmana under Ranka police station area of Garhwa district and the deaths are heart-wrenching. I express my deepest condolences to the bereaved families and pray for the speedy recovery of the injured," Gangwar said in another post on X.

A chemical-laden truck collided with vehicles on the Jaipur-Ajmer Highway, causing a devastating fire that left 11 dead and 37 injured. Over 30 vehicles were gutted, and Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma assured proper medical care for the victims.

Chemical Truck Collision Sparks Massive Fire on Jaipur-Ajmer Highway, 11 dead

A nearly 300-metre stretch of the highway was affected by the accident. Traffic movement was stopped, leading to a long queue of vehicles.

An LPG tanker collided with a truck on Friday, sparking a massive fireball that turned a stretch of the Jaipur-Ajmer highway into an inferno in which 11 people were killed and 37 vehicles engulfed in flames.
The state health minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar said that nearly half of the injured were "very critical."
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"A total of 11 people have died. Five were brought dead to SMS hospital. Five succumbed during treatment. One death was reported from Jaipuria hospital," Dr Deepak Maheshwari, Principal, SMS Medical College, said.
Jaipur Police Commissioner Biju George Joseph, who was at the crash site, said an outlet nozzle of the LPG tanker was damaged in the collision, leading to a gas leak that caused the blaze.
The crash occurred around 5.30 am, when it was still dark, in front of a school, according to authorities.
"Vehicles behind the tanker were engulfed in flames. Other vehicles coming from the opposite directions also caught fire and the vehicles collided," Joseph said.
The gas leak spread the fire in a flash, leaving no scope for those in nearby vehicles to come out. People were seen rushing and taking off clothes engulfed in flames.
The injured were rushed to the SMS hospital in Jaipur in more than 25 ambulances.
Forty-three people were brought to the hospital, seven of whom are on ventilator support, Dr Maheshwawri said.
Officials at the spot indicated that the casualty count may go up.
The Rajasthan government announced an assistance of Rs 5 lakh to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 1 lakh for the injured.
President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagade, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and his predecessor Ashok Gehlot expressed grief over the deaths.
In a post on X, Modi announced an ex gratia of Rs 2 lakh from the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 50,000 to the injured.
Modi also spoke to CM Sharma to enquire about the incident and assured him of all possible support.
Earlier in the day, people reported witnessing flames from nearly a kilometre away as thick black smoke filled the sky and ambulances and fire brigade vehicles rushed towards the crash zone. A school van driver on his way to pick students recounted with horror the sight of a man engulfed in flames on the road.
The crash initially affected a nearly 300-metre stretch of the highway, leading to a long queue of vehicles. The traffic thickened with time and by afternoon choked the arterial road, leading to diversions.
Authorities were clearing the highway of the burnt vehicles to resume vehicular movement.
Thirty-seven vehicles, including several tailers, trucks and containers, two buses, as many pickups and bikes, one auto rickshaws and seven cars, were damaged in fire.
In the wake of the incident, Sharma along with Khimsar, rushed to SMS hospital.
Sharma also visited the accident site and spoke to police.
"I visited the hospital as soon as I got the incident. This is a very unfortunate incident. Instructions have been given to ensure proper treatment and other arrangements," he told reporters at the crash site.
Khimsar told reporters at the hospital that all doctors, resident doctors, and nursing staff had been called in to manage the situation and another ward opened to accommodate patients.
A 'green corridor' was set up from the accident site to the SMS hospital, he added.
An official said a private sleeper bus headed for Jaipur from Udaipur was behind the gas tanker when the accident occurred and efforts were underway to find the details of the passengers onboard.
A fire department official said, "A few fire tenders from Mansarover were rushed to the spot based on primary information, but later more were sent from other stations as well."
A team from the regional transport office also reached the spot to investigate the incident and Forensic Science Laboratory teams collected evidence.
Locals complained of itching in the eyes and breathing problems due to the smoke. Some said a few birds were found dead nearby.
A pipe factory along the highway suffered damages in the incident.
Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Prem Chand Bairwa and Minister of State for Home Jawahwar Singh Bedham also reached the accident site, while state Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra and several BJP and Congress MLAs visited the hospital.
The school van driver told PTI that the flames were visible from a kilometre away and there was panic and chaos on the highway.
"As I got closer to the spot, I saw people running in haste and shouting for help. I saw a man engulfed in flames. It was a frightening scene. Fire brigades and ambulances were there but it was difficult for them to reach the spot initially," he said.
Jaipur Police has issued the helpline numbers 91-66-347-551, 87-64-688-431 and 73-00-363-636 for people to get in touch for inquiries or relevant information.
Dotasra told reporters at the site, "Many of the injured are critical. Such incidents should not happen and for this, governments should make arrangements."
He said the government should form a high-level committee and take concrete action so that such incidents are not repeated.

A brush fire that broke out in Trabuco Canyon, California, is quickly spreading over hundreds of acres, forcing authorities to issue mandatory evacuation orders. Firefighters were using bulldozers, helicopters and airplane to contain the blaze.

Airport Fire Spreads Over Hundred Of Acres In California, Evacuation Ordered

A brush fire that broke out in Trabuco Canyon, California, is quickly spreading over hundreds of acres, forcing authorities to issue mandatory evacuation orders. Firefighters were using bulldozers, helicopters and airplane to contain the blaze.

A brush fire that broke out in Trabuco Canyon, California, is quickly spreading over hundreds of acres, forcing authorities to issue mandatory evacuation orders.
The Orange County Fire Authority dubbed it the Airport Fire as it started near a remote-controlled airplane airport on Trabuco Creek Road.
The blaze threatened thousands of home and commercial structures as it burned along the edge of the San Bernardino National Forest.
The blaze has charred about 32 square miles of grass and brush and blanketed the area with a thick cloud of dark smoke.
Firefighters were using bulldozers, helicopters and airplane to contain the blaze.
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Children were present at the spot in large numbers due to ongoing summer vacation.

Children among 4 dead in fire in Rajkot, rescue operation on

Children were present at the spot in large numbers due to ongoing summer vacation.

At least four persons including children were killed in a massive fire that broke out at a game zone in Gujarat's Rajkot city on Saturday evening, officials said.
Efforts are underway to control the blaze and rescue those trapped inside.
The blaze erupted at a temporary structure at the TRP game zone, and among the victims were children who were present at the spot in large numbers due to ongoing summer vacation.
"Four persons have died. The exact toll will be known only after the rescue operation is completed," said Rajkot Municipal Commissioner Anand Patel.
He said that the immediate focus of the administration is on relief and rescue operations.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel tweeted that the city administration has been instructed to carry out immediate rescue and relief operations at the game zone.
"Instructions have been given to the Municipal Corporation and the administration for immediate rescue and relief operations in the fire incident in the game zone in Rajkot. It has been instructed to prioritise arrangements for immediate treatment of the injured," Patel tweeted.

The fire department has rushed a total of 21 fire tenders to douse the flames.

Fire at Income Tax CR Building at Delhi's ITO

The fire department has rushed a total of 21 fire tenders to douse the flames.

A fire broke out inside the Income Tax CR Building in ITO area on Tuesday, officials of the Delhi Fire Services said. No casualty was reported.
The fire broke out in the building located opposite the old Police Headquarters, which is still occupied by the force for some of its units.
"We received a call at 3.07 pm, regarding a fire in the Income Tax CR building. We have rushed a total of 21 fire tenders. We have also informed the local police about the matter for further investigation and to maintain law and order," officials of the DFS said.
According to some videos which turned up on social media, the occupants of the building took shelter on the window ledge while escaping the fire.
More details are awaited.&nbsp;
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The identities of the deceased are yet to be ascertained. Those with injuries were rushed to the hospital. The blaze was brought under control.

6 dead, over dozen injured in fire in Patna hotel

The identities of the deceased are yet to be ascertained. Those with injuries were rushed to the hospital. The blaze was brought under control.

At least six persons reportedly died and over a dozen people were injured after a fire broke out in a hotel in Patna on April 25.
More than 40 people are said to have been rescued by the firefighters.
The identities of the deceased are yet to be ascertained.
Those with injuries were rushed to Patna Medical College and Hospital.
The blaze was brought under control. A probe is underway to determine the cause of the incident.

A major fire erupted in a slum in Bhayandar, Maharashtra, damaging numerous huts and shops, 24 fire engines were rushed to the spot to extinguish the blaze.

Mumbai: fire breaks out in slum area, several feared injured

A major fire erupted in a slum in Bhayandar, Maharashtra, damaging numerous huts and shops, 24 fire engines were rushed to the spot to extinguish the blaze.

A major fire broke out in a slum at Bhayandar in Maharashtra's Thane district neighbouring Mumbai on Wednesday morning, destroying several huts and shops, officials said.
Some people were feared injured in the blaze, they said.
The fire started at around 6 am in the Azad Nagar slum, Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation (MBMC) Commissioner Sanjay Katkar said. Explosions were heard in the locality, according to sources.
The occupants of huts and other residents of the locality ran out of their homes after the blaze erupted, said Katkar who was overseeing the rescue and relief work at the site.
As many as 24 fire engines were rushed to the spot and efforts were on to douse the blaze, the official said.
Many commercial establishments are located in the slum colony, he added.
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Four people were killed and 19 went missing after a massive fire broke out at a residential building in the eastern Spanish city of Valencia.

 Fire engulfs two buildings in Spanish city of Valencia, killing 4 people

Four people were killed and 19 went missing after a massive fire broke out at a residential building in the eastern Spanish city of Valencia.

A fire engulfed two residential buildings in the eastern Spanish city of Valencia on Thursday, killing four people and leaving 19 others missing hours after the blaze started, authorities said.
The fire sent fleeing residents onto balconies where some were rescued by firefighters, officials said.
Firefighters rushed to the scene on the outskirts of the city centre as flames burst from windows of the 14-story residential building where the blaze apparently started. Residents could be seen waiting for rescue on balconies, and firefighters used a crane to lift two residents from one of the balconies.
Valencia's assistant emergency services director, Jorge Suarez told reporters that four people were confirmed dead and that some six hours after the blaze started firefighters were trying to cool down the outside of the building before attempting to go inside.
Soldiers from Spain's Military Emergency Unit also were deployed and medics set up a large tent to tend to the injured on the scene.
The cause of the fire was not immediately known, but news reports said it might have spread rapidly owing to materials used in the building's structure.
The fire sent clouds of black smoke billowing skyward that could be seen from afar. Spain's weather agency, Aemet, reported winds of up to 60 kph at the time.
The fire began in the early evening and spread to an adjacent building, state news agency Efe reported.
Emergency service reports said that besides the four people killed, at least 13 were injured, most with fractures, burns and smoke inhalation. The 13 included six firefighters.
It was not immediately clear how many people were in the buildings or how many were rescued.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez posted a tweet on the X platform saying he was &ldquo;shocked by the terrible fire in a building in Valencia,&rdquo; adding that he had offered the city &ldquo;all the help that is necessary.&rdquo; &ldquo;I want to convey my solidarity to all the people affected and recognition to all the emergency personnel already deployed at the scene,&rdquo; Sanchez said.&nbsp;

A major factory broke out at a paint factory in outer Delhi's Alipur area on February 15 evening, leaving at least three killed

11 dead after fire breaks out at paint factory in Delhi

A major factory broke out at a paint factory in outer Delhi's Alipur area on February 15 evening, leaving at least 11 dead. 

A major factory broke out at a paint factory in outer Delhi's Alipur area on February 15 evening, leaving at least 11 dead.&nbsp;

At least 11 people were killed and four injured in a fire that broke out in a paint factory in outer Delhi's Alipur on Thursday evening, police said.
Among those four admitted to hospital, one is a police personnel, who got wounded during the rescue operation. The Delhi Fire Services (DFS) official said a call about the incident was received at 5.25 pm and 22 fire-tenders were pressed into service.
Police said the fire was preceded by a blast, probably caused by chemicals kept in the factory.
Due to the blast, some nearby houses and shops also caught fire. Some of the injured persons were residing in those places.
The blaze was brought under control by 9 pm, the fire official said, adding that the cooling-off operation is underway.
An officer said a few more people are missing and a search operation is on.
"Teams have been formed to investigate the matter," the officer said.&nbsp;
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The factory owners were booked under various charges, including culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

MP factory fire: owners arrested, another detained as death toll reaches 11

The factory owners were booked under various charges, including culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

Two owners of the firecrackers factory in Madhya Pradesh's Harda town, where an explosion and subsequent blaze killed 11 people and injured 174 others, were arrested by the police on Tuesday evening, hours after the tragic incident, officials said.
They were booked for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, among other charges, after an FIR was filed against them, they said.
Another person was detained in connection with the incident that occurred earlier in the day in the Bairagarh locality on Magardha Road on the outskirts of Harda town, approximately 150km from the state capital, Bhopal.
The two factory owners -- identified as Rajesh Agrawal and Somesh Agrawal -- were arrested from Sarangpur in Rajgarh district, while one more person named Rafiq Khan was detained in the evening, Harda Superintendent of Police (SP) Sanjeev Kanchan told reporters.
These accused were booked under Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections 304 (punishment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder), 308 (attempt to commit culpable homicide) and 34 (acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention), he said.
Khan was detained for questioning, the SP said without providing further details about him.
However, police sources said Khan is said to be the manager of the factory.
The cause of the explosion was not yet known, officials said earlier.
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A fire broke out at a perfum factory in Himachal Pradesh's Solan on February 2.

Watch: man trapped on roof as massive fire breaks out at factory in Himachal Pradesh's Solan

A fire broke out at a perfum factory in Himachal Pradesh's Solan on February 2.

41 people including 19 injured people were rescued after a fire broke out in a perfume factory in the Baddi area of Solan district on Friday.&nbsp; Teams of NDRF and Fire Department were involved in the operation to rescue people and douse the fire.&nbsp;
A video of the incident shared by news agency ANI shows a person trapped on the tin roof of the factory trying to find an escape while being surrounded by thick black smoke.
The video shows the fire flames leaping up to the roof.&nbsp;
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At least 450 vehicles were gutted in a fire at a Delhi Police yard. No casualties were reported in the incident.

450 vehicles gutted as fire erupts at police training school in Delhi

At least 450 vehicles were gutted in a fire at a Delhi Police yard. No casualties were reported in the incident.

At least 450 vehicles kept at the Wazirabad Delhi Police 'malkhana' (yard) were gutted in a fire broke that out here in the wee hours on Monday, officials of the Delhi Fire Service said.
'Malkhana' is a place where the seized vehicles are kept.
The fire broke out at 4 am and five fire tenders were pressed into service, a DFS official said. The operation went for two hours and the blaze was controlled at 6 am, he said.
No one was injured in the incident but 200 four-wheelers and 250 two-wheelers kept at the 'malkhana' were completely gutted in the fire, another official said.
The 'malkhana' is spread over 500 square yards.
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A man's charred body was discovered following a major fire at a Mumbai timber market in the Chor Bazaar area; the incident, classified as 'level 4' by the fire brigade, prompted evacuations of nearby establishments

Fire erupts at Mumbai timber market, charred body of man found at spot

A rescue operation was launched during which firefighters recovered the charred body of a man.

A rescue operation was launched during which firefighters recovered the charred body of a man.
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The charred body of a man was found after a major fire broke out at a timber market in south Mumbai early on Friday, a civic official said.
The fire was confined to the wood stock in a large area in the Chor Bazaar locality of Grant Road in south Mumbai, the official said.
The fire started at around 2 am, and 20 fire engines were deployed to douse the flames, he said.
Authorities vacated a nearby mall and a high-rise since the blaze, described as &lsquo;level 4&rsquo; by the fire brigade, was raging, an official said.
Besides the fire brigade, police, local civic ward officials, BEST staff and ambulances have also mobilised for the firefighting operation.
A rescue operation was launched during which firefighters recovered the charred body of a man, he said.
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A massive fire broke out at a glove manufacturing factory in Maharashtra. At least six people were killed after being trapped inside the building.

6 dead as massive fire breaks out in factory in Maharashtra

A massive fire broke out at a glove manufacturing factory in Maharashtra. At least six people were killed after being trapped inside the building.

At least six people were killed in a massive fire that broke out at a hand glove manufacturing company in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in the early hours of Sunday, officials said.
According to Fire department officials, the blaze erupted around 02:15 am at the factory in Waluj MIDC area.
Locals informed us that six people were trapped inside. Our officers entered and the bodies of six people have been recovered," Mohan Mungse, a fire officer, told ANI. "Extinguishing work is currently in progress," he added.
Workers said that the company was closed, and they were sleeping when the fire broke out. "10-15 workers were sleeping inside the building when the fire broke out. Some managed to escape, but at least five were trapped inside," one of the workers had told ANI.

Fire breaks out at a hospital in Hyderabad, doused

Fire breaks out at a hospital in Hyderabad

Reports said a fire was reported in Ankura Hospital situated in Jyothinagar area on December 23.

Fire tenders averted a major tragedy in Hyderabad as the quickly doused an inferno at a hospital in the southern city.&nbsp; Reports said a major fire was reported in Ankura Hospital situated on the PVNR Expressway in the Jyothinagar area of Mehdipatnam on December 23.
Reports noted that the fire started at around 5:30 pm from a flexi on the rooftop of the hospital building.
Five fire tenders rushed to the spot and the inferno was brought under control. Reports said the fire on the rooftoop had not engulfed the floors of the building.&nbsp;
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Twenty-two parked private buses were burnt in a fire that broke out in a garage in Bengaluru.

22 parked buses burnt after massive fire at garage in Bengaluru

Twenty-two parked private buses were burnt in a fire that broke out in a garage in Bengaluru.

Twenty-two parked private buses were burnt after they caught fire at a garage here on Monday, police said.
The fire broke out when welding work was being carried out on the parts of one of the parked buses in the garage in Veerabhadra Nagar, they said.
"As per preliminary probe, we suspect that a spark from the welding machine led to the fire. The fire later spread to other buses which were parked at the garage causing heavy damages," a senior police officer said.
Multiple fire tenders were pressed into service to douse the flames, the fire department said, adding, 18 buses were completely burnt and four partially damaged.
There were 35 buses at the garage. A total of 22 buses caught fire, he added.
Since the garage was housed in an open space, people could move out quickly when the fire was noticed.
None was hurt in the blaze, the police said, adding a detailed investigation is underway to probe the exact cause of the fire.&nbsp;

A fire broke out at a shoe-related factory in Delhi.

Fire breaks out at shoe factory in Delhi, multiple fire tenders deployed

A fire broke out at a shoe-related factory in Delhi.

A fire broke out in a factory in the Peera Garhi area of Delhi's Udyog Nagar early morning on October 12. According to ANI, a total of 33 fire tenders were deployed at the spot. Visuals showed fire engulf the multi-storey structure. The Delhi Fire Service said that the blaze is under control now. The factory is reportedly engaged in shoe-related work. There was no immediate information on casualties. The cause of the fire is yet to be identified.

As per AFP, five people including firefighters were rushed to hospital due to burn injuries. 

Flights cancelled after 'significant' fire at parking garage at London's Luton Airport 

As per AFP, five people including firefighters were rushed to hospital due to burn injuries.&nbsp;

London's Luton Airport suspended all flights until Wednesday afternoon and asked passengers not to travel there after a "significant fire" caused the partial collapse of a parking structure.
Visuals from the spot showed huge flames leaping out of the third floor of a car park at Terminal 2 of the airport, as firefighters battled to bring the blaze under control.
"Our priority remains supporting the emergency services and the safety of our passengers and staff. Therefore, we have taken the decision to suspend all flights until 3 pm (1400 GMT) on Wednesday 11th October," the airport said in a statement issued early Wednesday morning.
"Passengers are advised not to travel to the airport at this time, as access remains severely restricted," it added.
Five people, including four firefighters and an airport employee, were admitted to hospital, according to the local ambulance service.
Another person was treated on-site.
The fire broke out at 8:47 pm (1947 GMT) in the airport's newly built car park.

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