Inferno Engulfs Binola Warehouse: Goods Worth Lakhs Destroyed
A massive fire broke out in a shoes and garments warehouse in the Binola Industrial Area, destroying goods worth lakhs. The blaze was finally subdued after extensive efforts by multiple firefighting units.
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Fire Officer Lalit Kumar, leading the team from the Manesar fire station, received the call at around 8:40 am. The blaze escalated rapidly, necessitating aid from additional fire stations including those in Gurugram, Manesar, and Pataudi. The fire spread quickly due to the flammable nature of the materials stored in the warehouse, making it a challenging task for the firefighters.
Senior Fire Officer Narender Kumar noted that the likely cause of the fire was an electrical fault. As nearby factories were alerted and traffic was rerouted, investigations continue to confirm the source of the fire. The rapid response from the firefighting teams helped prevent the fire from spreading to adjacent buildings, potentially saving more lives and property.
The Binola Industrial Area is a significant hub for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the region, known for its robust manufacturing and warehousing facilities. The fire has raised concerns about the safety and fire prevention measures in place within these industrial zones. Local authorities have called for a comprehensive review of safety protocols to prevent such incidents in the future.
The economic impact of the fire is substantial, with the loss of goods worth lakhs affecting the businesses and their supply chains. The affected companies are now focusing on recovery and damage control, while insurance claims are being processed. Community support and donations are being organized to assist the workers and families impacted by the incident.
(With inputs from agencies.)
Frequently Asked Questions
What caused the fire in the Binola warehouse?
The likely cause of the fire was an electrical fault, as noted by Senior Fire Officer Narender Kumar.
How many firefighting units were involved in subduing the blaze?
More than a dozen firefighting units, including those from Gurugram, Manesar, and Pataudi, were involved in subduing the blaze.
What was the estimated value of the goods destroyed in the fire?
The goods destroyed in the fire were estimated to be worth lakhs.
What measures are being taken to prevent such incidents in the future?
Local authorities have called for a comprehensive review of safety protocols to prevent such incidents in the future.
How has the fire affected the local businesses and community?
The fire has had a substantial economic impact, with the loss of goods affecting businesses and their supply chains. Community support and donations are being organized to assist the workers and families impacted by the incident.
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