Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], Elaborating on the fire that broke out at Lotus Boulevard Society in Noida Sector 100, Chief Fire Officer Pradeep Kuma said the fire was caused by a split AC explosion in a flat in the building. At 10 am we received information about a fire in Bulawar Society in Sector 100. We sent five fire tenders to the spot, the fire was extinguished before we reached it." Officer Pradeep Kumar said, "The fire was caused by an explosion in a split AC. The good thing is that the fire was limited to only one room. There is no news of any injury or casualty in the incident. He said that a flat caught fire. At Tower 28 of Lotus Boulevard Society in Noida Sector 100 on Thursday morning.
Due to rising temperatures, incidents of fire have increased significantly and Delhi Fire Service is receiving more than 200 calls every day. “We are receiving more than 200 fire-related calls per day, which is the highest in the last 10 years… With all equipment and manpower reduced, it is a difficult time for the Delhi Fire Department. As of May 12, people, including children, have died... We are getting calls mainly from the industrial sector related to industries and warehouses, and action is being taken in these areas... The temperature is only 1 degree higher , I think the calls will exceed 25. Delhi Fire Department Director Atul Garg told ANI, "We have adopted several equipment like drones... which the fire department has purchased for the first time. Additionally, Delhi's maximum power supply will be increased by Rs 1,000." “The demand reached 8302 MW at 3:36 pm on Wednesday, the highest ever demand in the history of the national capital, surpassing the previous record of 8000 MW set a day earlier.
Due to rising temperatures, incidents of fire have increased significantly and Delhi Fire Service is receiving more than 200 calls every day. “We are receiving more than 200 fire-related calls per day, which is the highest in the last 10 years… With all equipment and manpower reduced, it is a difficult time for the Delhi Fire Department. As of May 12, people, including children, have died... We are getting calls mainly from the industrial sector related to industries and warehouses, and action is being taken in these areas... The temperature is only 1 degree higher , I think the calls will exceed 25. Delhi Fire Department Director Atul Garg told ANI, "We have adopted several equipment like drones... which the fire department has purchased for the first time. Additionally, Delhi's maximum power supply will be increased by Rs 1,000." “The demand reached 8302 MW at 3:36 pm on Wednesday, the highest ever demand in the history of the national capital, surpassing the previous record of 8000 MW set a day earlier.
