Mumbai: Fire breaks out at Ansa Industrial Estate in Andheri; no casualties so far

Mumbai: Fire breaks out at Ansa Industrial Estate in Andheri; no casualties so far

No one has been reported to be injured in the incident, confirmed BMC's disaster management cell.

FPJ News ServiceUpdated: Saturday, April 29, 2023, 12:32 AM IST
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Mumbai: Fire breaks out at Ansa Industrial Estate in Andheri; no casualties so far | Representative Photo

Mumbai: A fire broke out at Ansa Industrial Estate located at Saki Vihar Road at Andheri east on Friday evening.

The fire was extinguished at 11:30 pm. No one has been reported to be injured in the incident, confirmed BMC's disaster management cell. 

Fire confined to electric wing

The fire was confined to electric wiring, electric installation, wooden furniture and stock of papers in the ground floor and upper floor of the structure. The officials of Mumbai Firebrigade along with civic ward officials and local police immediately reached the spot and started firefighting operations.

Three fire engines, two jumbo water tankers and an ambulance had been deployed to the site. The BMC has declared the fire as level 1 (minor). No injuries have been reported in the incident.

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