Delhi Fire: One person died in a building fire in Delhi’s Rohini, 10 fire tenders doused the fire.

An incident of fire broke out in a building in Delhi’s Rohini area on Thursday evening.Delhi Rohini Fire, One person died in the accident, while seven people were rescued. 10 vehicles of the Delhi Fire Brigade reached the spot and brought the fire under control. Fire brigade officials said that they received information about a fire in a building in Sector 5, Pooth Kalan at 4.55 pm. He told that there were two more floors in this building apart from the ground floor. He said that ten fire tenders reached the spot and after a lot of effort the fire was brought under control.

Those who were rescued in the incident have been taken to Ambedkar Hospital. However, it is not yet known what caused the fire. Let us tell you that in the last few days, many incidents of fire have come to light in Delhi. A fire broke out in a furniture factory located in Bindapur in the south-west area of ​​Delhi on the morning of Saturday 18 June. According to fire officials, they received information about the blaze at 4.05 am and eight fire tenders were sent to the spot. The fire was brought under control at 6.55 am and completely doused at 8.50 am, he said. However, no one was injured in this accident.

Fire broke out in the basement of a building located in Lajpat Nagar market

Earlier on Wednesday, June 8, a fire broke out in the basement of a building located in Lajpat Nagar market in South East Delhi. Officials said that the fire started from the electrical panel. After which 10 fire engines were sent to the spot to douse the fire. Everyone was safely evacuated from the basement and other floors of the building.

There were many incidents of fire at the landfill site.

Here, on Friday, June 3, a fire broke out at the Bhalswa landfill site located in North Delhi. Fire department officials said that they received information about the fire at 1:52 pm and immediately five fire tenders were rushed to the spot. Earlier on 26 April also a fire broke out at the Bhalswa landfill site. This year, the Ghazipur landfill site in East Delhi has witnessed five fires. It took more than 50 hours to control the fire that broke out there on March 28.