Record-setting temperatures are making everything dry and more flammable, and this has been making fire incidents more frequent and lethal, experts said.
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Tikri Border Fire: 40 Vehicles Deployed At Kalan PVC Market; Rescue Operations Underway
On Sunday night, a massive fire broke out in the PVC market of Tikri borders, nearly 40 vehicles are deployed at the fire incident by the Delhi Fire Services
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In a recent update concerning the fire breakout in the PVC market of Tikri Kalyan, Delhi, the situation was under control in the beginning but has now spread to the nearby plots. The rescue operation is still underway.
The current update of the massive fire break out
Explaining the rescue operations deployed at the spot, one of the Delhi Fire Service (DFS) officials said, Nearly 40 vehicles are deployed at this spot. Initially, the fire blaze was under control but due to unlikely weather and increased winds, adjoining plots are also under fire risks .
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It’s murder, not accident
It’s murder, not accident.
The fire that killed 51 employees of a food processing factory in Narayanganj was not a bolt from the blue for the owners who, according to police, knew such a disaster was imminent but chose to do nothing.
Police yesterday arrested the owners of Hashem Foods Ltd, Md Abul Hashem, his four sons, and three others accused of burning 51 employees to death. They knew that the building, full of combustible chemicals and substances, might catch fire anytime, but did nothing… We accused them of killing the workers, Deputy Inspector General of Police (Dhaka Range) Habibur Rahman told The Daily Star yesterday.