Mumbai: A fire broke out outside the busy Churchgate railway station in south Mumbai on Thursday, but no one was injured, a civic official said.
The blaze erupted in a heap of garbage near gate no. 3 on the south end of the station around 1:45 pm, he said.
Two fire engines were rushed to the spot and the blaze was doused by around 2.15 pm, the official said.
"No one was hurt in the fire," the official said.
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The blaze erupted outside the station premises in an area under the civic jurisdiction, a railway official said.
The Churchgate station is a terminus on the Mumbai suburban railway's western line.
