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Fire Alert: Massive Blazes Hit Ghaziabad, Panchkula, Damoh and Basti, Property Worth Lakhs Destroyed

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A series of major fire incidents across different cities has triggered panic, causing extensive damage to property and raising concerns over fire safety. In Ghaziabad's Patel Nagar, a massive fire broke out at a plywood and sofa manufacturing warehouse. The flames spread rapidly due to the presence of highly inflammable materials, including plywood, foam and furniture-making supplies. Fire brigade teams rushed to the spot and worked tirelessly to prevent the blaze from spreading to nearby buildings. Goods worth lakhs of rupees were destroyed, although no casualties were reported. Meanwhile, in Panchkula, Haryana, a moving ambulance belonging to Paras Hospital suddenly caught fire near the Chandi Mandir Police Station. As the flames spread rapidly, the driver found himself trapped inside and was forced to break a window and jump out to save his life. The entire ambulance was gutted, but two oxygen cylinders inside fortunately did not explode, preventing a potentially bigger disaster. In Madhya Pradesh's Damoh, a massive fire broke out at a closed grocery shop and warehouse. The presence of large quantities of cooking oil and grocery items caused the flames to spread quickly, engulfing the entire premises and destroying goods worth lakhs. Firefighters managed to control the blaze before it could spread to neighbouring shops. Another major fire incident was reported from Basti in Uttar Pradesh, where a scrap shop suddenly caught fire, sending huge flames and thick black smoke into the sky. Highly inflammable plastic and other materials intensified the fire, prompting an urgent response from multiple fire brigade vehicles. After hours of firefighting, the blaze was brought under control. No casualties have been reported so far, while a firecracker spark is suspected to have triggered the incident. 

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