A massive fire broke out in Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir.
Kupwara: A massive fire broke out in Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir last night. According to information, a major fire broke out at a grocery store in Bhramadori area of the district, which quickly spread to nearby houses. On receiving information, the Kupwara unit (41 RR) of the Indian Army reached the spot and evacuated all the residents safely with the help of local people. Four residential houses and three shops were reduced to ashes due to the fire. There is no information on any deaths in this incident.
The fire was controlled after several hours of efforts.
According to information, a fire broke out in a shop in Bhramadori area last night around 10:30 p.m. The fire was so fierce that its flames were visible far and wide. Firefighters’ vehicles also arrived during the night. Thanks to the combined efforts of firefighters, police, local people and the Indian Army, the fire was completely extinguished by 2:30 in the morning. Due to the fire, goods stored in shops and houses were reduced to ashes.
There is no news of any damage
No injuries, loss of life, property or damage to animals have been reported in this incident. However, four houses, a store and an animal shelter were severely damaged. The cause of the fire has not yet been revealed. The matter is currently being investigated.
68 houses burnt in Kishtwar fire
Early last week, a massive fire broke out in Kishtwar village in Mulvarwan. According to police, 68 houses were damaged in the fire. A member of the affected family says: “It is a very difficult situation. Everything is burned. The government should do something and help.” Another resident said the incident occurred here after 2 p.m. Some still spent the night there. the fields. The district administration has brought some tents.
