Major Fire Mishap Damages Properties Wirth Crores in Bengaluru


Team Udayavani, Nov 13, 2017, 10:26 AM IST

Bengaluru: A major fire mishap at a garment factory near Koanankunte cross in Bengaluru has damaged properties worth in crores of rupees in an incident reported on Sunday late night. No one harmed in the accident as there were no workers inside the building when the incident took place.

Fire mishap occurred in the four storey building and the factory belongs to Ashoka Reddy who has been running his garment business for the past 25 years at the same building. As many as 300 workers are employed in the factory.

Short circuit is reportedly resulted in the fire accident and 12 fire fighting vehicles managed to extinguish the fire after hours long fight.

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