Firefighters Extinguish Fires at Delhi Furniture Shop and Shoe Factory
A fire broke out at a furniture shop in the Nabi Karim area of Delhi early this morning. Officials from the Delhi Fire Service received the call at around 3:20 am and promptly dispatched 10 fire tenders to the scene. The fire has been extinguished, and cooling operations are currently underway.
Earlier, on September 15, a fire erupted at a shoe factory on Lawrence Road in Delhi. Divisional Fire Officer AK Jaiswal reported that all workers were evacuated safely, and 19 fire tenders were deployed to control the situation. The fire was caused by a 20-litre chemical adhesive, leading to continuous blasts. Fortunately, no casualties were reported in either incident.
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Firefighters -: Firefighters are people whose job is to put out fires and help in emergencies. They use special equipment and trucks to do their job.
Delhi -: Delhi is the capital city of India. It is a big city with many people and places.
Furniture shop -: A furniture shop is a store where you can buy things like chairs, tables, and beds.
Shoe factory -: A shoe factory is a place where shoes are made. Many workers work there to make different kinds of shoes.
Delhi Fire Service -: Delhi Fire Service is a group of people in Delhi who are trained to put out fires and help in emergencies.
Fire tenders -: Fire tenders are big trucks that carry water and equipment to help firefighters put out fires.
Cooling operations -: Cooling operations are done after a fire is put out to make sure everything is safe and the fire doesn’t start again.
Casualties -: Casualties are people who get hurt or die in an accident or disaster. In this case, no one was hurt or died.
