New Delhi: A significant fire broke out in a pathology lab building in Rohini, north Delhi, yesterday, as reported by the fire department on Monday. No injuries were reported. The pathology lab was situated in a building where the third and fourth floors caught fire, officials said. The fire was reported to the department around 12:45 AM.
"Ten fire engines were dispatched to the spot immediately. It took more than two hours to completely extinguish the flames. The fire was near the lift shaft. No one was injured in the fire,” said an official from the Delhi Fire Service. The official mentioned that the police have been informed to investigate the matter further.
In a separate incident, a fire broke out in a three-storey building in Dwarka Mor, Delhi, officials reported on Monday. Ten fire tenders rushed to the scene to control the flames. Addressing the situation with the media, Janakpuri Fire Station Officer Amit Kumar said, "We received a call at around 12.20 am. A total of 10 fire tenders immediately reached the spot."
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