Massive Fire Breaks Out At A Chemical Factory In Ghaziabad, No Casualties Reported

Pradamini Kumari

According to reports, a major fire broke out at a chemical factory located in Pandav Nagar area in Ghaziabad, UP this afternoon (28th June 2020). 

Over 10 fire trucks rushed to the spot to douse the fire at around 1:50 PM. After 2 hours, the fire was successfully doused. 

Officials said the fire might have started due to a short circuit. They also stated that the fire engulfed the entire factory and it also caused a threat to nearby residential areas. In an interview, Sunil Kumar Singh, chief fire officer said:

The factory had storage of about 200 containers, filled with 200 litres each of chemical. Many of them caught fire. The fire also threatened nearby residential area and a factory opposite to it.

Local residents living near the chemical factory also shared images and videos of the fire on social media. 

The cause of the fire is being investigated. So far, no casualties have been reported. 

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