A studio in Dadar in the Indian state of Maharashtra has caught fire. Computers, furniture and files have all been burnt due to fire here. Giving information about the incident, a fire brigade official said that files, computers and furniture were burnt due to fire in a studio in Dadar in the early hours of Friday, but no casualties were reported.

Regarding this matter, he said that the fire started in the studio located in the three-storey building at around 5.30 am and spread outside after two hours. He said the fire was limited to a 2,000-square-foot studio. However, these studios were not being used.

In his statement he further said that the files were kept inside besides computers, furniture and wooden structures. The official further said that eight fire engines and water tankers were deployed to extinguish the fire. According to civil authorities, the cause of the fire was being investigated.

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