Three Mumbai high-rises hit by fires, no injuries reported
Mumbai: Three separate fires were reported in high-rises in Mumbai’s Andheri, Kandivali and Goregaon areas on Saturday night, November 7, with officials suspecting that firecrackers may have triggered some of them.
No injuries were reported in any of the incidents, they said.
A civic official said that the first fire was reported around 9.20 pm at Siriya Building on Old Link Road near Ganesh Market in Kandivali West.
The fire was confined to a dry refuge area and an old scrap diesel generator set on the ground floor of the 22-storey building. It was extinguished by 10.15 pm, the official said.
According to the officials, another fire was reported around 9.25 pm at the Moroccan Apartment in Royal Palms, Goregaon East.
The blaze broke out in the gallery of a flat on the 19th floor of a building. It was confined to electrical wiring, installations, household articles and clothes spread over an area of around 10 feet by 15 feet, officials said. The fire was doused at 9.52 pm.
The third fire was reported around 9.50 pm at Runwal Tower near Lokhandwala Bridge in Andheri West, an official said.
The blaze affected electrical wiring, installations and household articles in flat number 1701 on the 17th floor. It was put out at 10.37 pm, the official said.
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A late-night fire at Runwal Elegante, Andheri, was brought under control by the Mumbai Fire Brigade and police with no injuries. Residents were safely evacuated.
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The cause of the three fires was not immediately known, but authorities suspect firecrackers sparked some of these fires.
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