Fire Breaks Out in Delhi's INA Market Shops, Several Injured

New Delhi: In yet another incident of concern in the national capital, a fire broke out in Delhi's INA market, causing significant damage and leaving several people injured. This follows closely on the heels of the tragic student deaths in Old Rajendra Nagar.

According to reports, the fire started in a fast food shop and a nearby restaurant early Monday morning. The blaze completely gutted the shop, and about 5 to 6 people sustained injuries in the incident. Here’s a detailed look into the matter.

Details of the Incident

STO, Delhi Fire Service, Manoj Mehlawat, stated that the fire erupted around 3:20 am in a Chinese food corner and a restaurant. Upon receiving the emergency call, the fire department swiftly responded, dispatching 7-8 fire engines to the scene to tackle the flames.

Cause and Impact of the Fire

The Delhi Fire Service reported that 5-6 people, including the owner of the fast food corner, were injured in the blaze. The fire department noted that there was initially no information about the fire's origin. The prompt response from the fire brigade prevented the fire from spreading further, thereby averting a larger disaster. Additional details regarding the cause of the fire are still awaited.

This incident has once again highlighted the vulnerabilities in fire safety and the need for stringent measures to prevent such occurrences. The authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the exact cause and to implement necessary precautions for the future.