MUMBAI: A significant fireplace at a pharmaceutical lab in Worli on Saturday evening landed 12 fire-fighters in sanatorium owing to inhalation of chemical-laden smoke. This is the fourth main fireplace in the town in lower than a fortnight, and they've claimed 20 lives.
Officers stated chemical compounds stored at Reliance Life Sciences lab at the ground ground of Sadhana Mills stuck fireplace, and fire-fighting operations had been nonetheless on on the time of going to press.
Earlier in the day, Tilak Nagar police probing Thursday’s fireplace in a 15-storey development requested Mhada, BMC and fireplace brigade for development plans of the construction.
Dense chemical smoke hinders fire-fighting ops
Officials stated the hearth was once confined to a 4,000 squareft area at the ground ground. “Dense smoke has been emanating for more than four hours, making it tough to control the location,” stated an officer. More than 15 fireplace engines had been despatched to the spot with chief fireplace officer P Rahangdale main the operation. Attempts had been also made to damage down the lab wall to supply an outlet for the smoke.
Firemen, together with deputy chief officer (technical) Rajendra Chaudhary, had been treated in hospitals and ambulances parked on the spot. Chaudhary is out of danger.
Officers stated chemical compounds stored at Reliance Life Sciences lab at the ground ground of Sadhana Mills stuck fireplace, and fire-fighting operations had been nonetheless on on the time of going to press.
Earlier in the day, Tilak Nagar police probing Thursday’s fireplace in a 15-storey development requested Mhada, BMC and fireplace brigade for development plans of the construction.
Dense chemical smoke hinders fire-fighting ops
Officials stated the hearth was once confined to a 4,000 squareft area at the ground ground. “Dense smoke has been emanating for more than four hours, making it tough to control the location,” stated an officer. More than 15 fireplace engines had been despatched to the spot with chief fireplace officer P Rahangdale main the operation. Attempts had been also made to damage down the lab wall to supply an outlet for the smoke.
Firemen, together with deputy chief officer (technical) Rajendra Chaudhary, had been treated in hospitals and ambulances parked on the spot. Chaudhary is out of danger.
Another fire in Mumbai; in all 20 dead in 2 weeks
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