Woman sets herself on fire after boyfriend ignores her calls for ‘two to three days’
The woman is said to have suffered nearly 80 per cent burn injuries and is currently undergoing treatment.
The woman is said to have suffered nearly 80 per cent burn injuries and is currently undergoing treatment.
Eight fire tenders reached the spot and brought the fire under control with a lot of effort.
The fire erupted inside the ‘Shivam Industries’ located in Sector-3 of Pithampur. Several fire tenders were pressed into service to bring it under control, and it was finally doused at around 4 AM on Thursday.
The incident occurred at 12:25 PM near the C-34 aircraft parking pier. The bus, registered as DL 1P D 3975 and operated by Air India SATS (AISATS), was reportedly powered by Compressed Natural Gas (CNG).
The explosions continued to be heard for nearly an hour after the fire started. Thick black smoke was visible from up to two kilometers away as flames engulfed the entire market within 15–20 minutes.
“The figure marks the highest number of Diwali-related fire and emergency incidents in the past 13 years," stated DFS chief Atul Garg.
A fire broke out in domestic articles kept on the fourth floor of a house in West Delhi’s Pitampura area, said fire officials. However, there were no injuries in the incident, they added.
The fire erupted in the basement parking of the building. However, no injuries were reported in the incident, he added.
According to the Delhi Fire Services (DFS), a fire call was received at around 3 am in the morning from the Kanchan Kunj Madanpur Khadar area. Total 11 fire tenders were rushed to the spot to douse the flames.
According to police, information was received about a fire in a blue coloured CNG bus operating on the central secretariat to Seemapuri route.
