A fire erupted at fast-food restaurants in Delhi’s INA market early Monday morning, injuring four to six individuals.
Manoj Mehlawat, Station Training Officer (STO) of the Delhi Fire Service, informed ANI, “We received information about the fire at 3:20 am. Seven to eight fire brigades have been dispatched. Two restaurants were affected, and four to six people are reported injured.”
He also noted, “There were more commercial cylinders stored in the restaurant than allowed, which could have led to a major tragedy,” but added that the cause of the fire has not yet been determined.
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