Fire breaks out in four coaches of Taj Express in Delhi
Four coaches of the Taj Express train caught fire in southeast Delhi's Sarita Vihar, with fire services responding promptly to the incident. Eight fire tenders were deployed to extinguish the blaze, which started around 4:24 pm. Fortunately, there...
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On Monday, four coaches on the Taj Express train caught fire near Sarita Vihar, southeast Delhi, according to officials.
At 4:24 p.m., we got a call about the Taj Express train's four carriages catching fire. An official from Delhi Fire Services (DFS) stated that eight fire tenders were called into action and that attempts are in progress to put out the fire.
According to the authority, there have been no reports of casualties thus far.
[With PTI inputs]
At 4:24 p.m., we got a call about the Taj Express train's four carriages catching fire. An official from Delhi Fire Services (DFS) stated that eight fire tenders were called into action and that attempts are in progress to put out the fire.
According to the authority, there have been no reports of casualties thus far.
[With PTI inputs]
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