Fire in Patna Car Workshop Controlled by 25 Fire Engines
A fire broke out in a car workshop in the Danapur area of Patna, Bihar, on Thursday. Fire personnel rushed to the spot and managed to bring the fire under control. Around 20-25 fire engines were deployed by the fire department to tackle the blaze.
DIG (Fire) Mrityunjay Kumar Chaudhary said, “On receiving information about the fire, the fire department took immediate action. 20-25 fire engines were rushed to the spot and the fire has been brought under control.”
No casualties have been reported.
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Patna -: Patna is the capital city of the Indian state of Bihar. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in the world.
Danapur -: Danapur is a town in Patna district, Bihar. It is part of the Patna Metropolitan Region.
Fire engines -: Fire engines are special vehicles used by firefighters to help put out fires. They carry water, hoses, and other equipment needed to fight fires.
DIG (Fire) -: DIG (Fire) stands for Deputy Inspector General of Fire Services. It is a high-ranking officer in charge of fire safety and firefighting operations.
Mrityunjay Kumar Chaudhary -: Mrityunjay Kumar Chaudhary is the name of the Deputy Inspector General of Fire Services who confirmed the quick response to the fire in Patna.
Casualties -: Casualties refer to people who are injured or killed in an accident or disaster. In this case, no one was hurt or killed in the fire.
