Rohtak: Hundreds of acres of the wheat crop were badly burnt in Rohtak district after a fire broke out in seven villages late on Thursday evening. The aggrieved villagers have appealed to the state government and the administration for compensation. The fire brigade said that with the strong wind blowing on Thursday evening, information about the fire started coming from different villages. The department has 5 large cars. In such a situation, an atmosphere of confusion was created in the Ministry. In one place, the fire could not be controlled, so the fire was reported at another place. The maximum damage has been reported from Dhamad village, where about 320 acres of the wheat crop have been destroyed. Along with this, there were also incidents of fire in Bahujamalpur, Nindana, Sisarkhas, Kharawar and Makdauli.
The electric wire is not passing over the top, then how the fire broke out: The villagers of Dhamad village are worried about how the fire broke out in hundreds of acres of crops. Because even the electric wires are not passing through the area where the fire broke out. In such a situation, it is feared that the spark in the strong wind flew into the fields.
Shortage of vehicles with fire brigade: The district fire brigade has only 5 vehicles, while one is parked in The Maham and one in Sampla. In such a situation, a lot of trouble had to be faced to put out the fire. On Thursday, when a fire broke out in different villages at one time, the department also had to face a lot of trouble. The villagers said that the government and administration should arrange for additional vehicles. On Thursday, there were reports of fire from different places. The maximum damage has been in Dhamad village. The cause of the fire is not understood, because even the electric wires are not passing over the fields. There is also a shortage of vehicles within the department.
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