Mumbai: A fire broke out at Hyundai's Service Centre on Mumbai's Powai Saki Vihar Road today. Five fire tenders rushed to the spot as soon as the fire broke out. Firemen are said to be trying to control the fire. However, the cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained. This is not the first such case, but earlier, a major fire broke out on the 14th floor of a 15-storey building called Hansa Heritage in Mumbai's Kandivali area.
Seven fire tenders rushed to the spot after receiving information about the fire and 2 people were killed in the fire. During this time, 8 people were evacuated safely from the building. According to the information that has come out so far, a lamp for Diwali has moved ahead of the curtains of the house. As a result, the fire spread rapidly to the entire floor. Not only that, about 10 days ago, a massive fire broke out in a scrapyard in Mumbai's Mankhurd area in the early hours. A major fire broke out in a plastic chairs, table and furniture manufacturing company near tehsil office in the Murbad area of Maharashtra.
This company is located at MIDC, Murbad, Thane, adjacent to Mumbai. Here the plastic manufacturing company is completely destroyed in the fire. Many such incidents have taken place so far and that is why people are asking questions as to when will the incidents of fire in Maharashtra finally stop?
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