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Massive Fire Near Film City in Mumbai: 50 Furniture Market Warehouses Destroyed, Over 15 Fire Brigade Vehicles Deployed

A major fire broke out today near the Raheja Building in the Khadakpada Furniture Market of Goregaon-East, Mumbai. The fire has reportedly destroyed 50 godowns. The incident occurred early in the morning, and as soon as authorities were alerted, the fire brigade rushed to the scene to contain the blaze.

According to police reports, the incident took place in Khadakpada, Malad-East. Nearby shops were evacuated as a precautionary measure. A total of 15 fire engines were deployed to douse the flames, and five ambulances were also called to the location.

The narrow lanes in the area posed challenges for firefighting efforts. The fire engulfed warehouses storing chemicals, wood, rubber, and textiles. Videos circulating on social media show intense flames visible from a distance, with thick smoke billowing into the sky. A video of the incident was shared on social media platform X by the handle @Abhishek4media.

Chaos Erupts After Fire Engulfs Chemical Factory and Warehouses in Mumbai

A fire broke out in a chemical factory and warehouses storing wood, rubber, and textiles, creating chaos at the incident site. However, a police official confirmed that no casualties have been reported. The fire is being brought under control, and people have been evacuated from nearby warehouses for safety.

An official stated that the exact cause of the fire is yet to be determined. Authorities are investigating whether the fire was caused by a short circuit or set intentionally. Efforts are also underway to estimate the damage caused by the fire. According to local traders, the losses are expected to run into crores.

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