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There is a fire again in Mahakumbh on Saturday. The ambulance and fire brigade car reached the spot. Due to the huge crowd at the fair, the trains had difficulty in reaching the spot.
The incident is from Sector 18 and 19. Around 6 pm, Sri Ramcharit Manas Satsang Prachar Mandal camp caught fire. The fire was controlled in half an hour. The pandals and the cupboards kept inside were burnt.
A Baba who took out the bag full of notes said- there were 3 bags of notes. There are no 2 bags found in it, which is feared to be burnt. Some notes of the third bag have also been burnt. This is the fourth incident of fire in 28 days in Mahakumbh.
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Fire fighters are trying to control the fire.
On the information of the fire, 8 to 10 vehicles of the fire brigade reached the spot.
Police and fire brigade employees removed a crowd of people from the spot.
Due to the crowd, there was difficulty in reaching the fire brigade vehicles.
All the items kept in the camp were burnt.
In the camp where there was a fire, a bag full of notes was evacuated safely.
The smoke rising from the fire appeared far and far.
Bags filled with notes also burnt Eyewitness said that the camp of Shriram Charit Manas Seva Discourse Board also caught fire. Everyone had gone from here. The chair, tent, food items were burnt. 3 bags of notes were kept in the camp, it is being told that a bag has been preserved. There is a possibility of burning two bags.
Now know 3 events before this
On 7 February, a fire broke out in the pandal of Sant Hariharanand on Shankaracharya Marg
Fire Brigade team and RAF personnel trying to extinguish the fire.
On 7 February, a fire broke out on Shankaracharya Marg in Sector-18. Here the pandal of Saint Hariharanand is built here. The accident occurred at around 11 am. Eyewitnesses said that there were explosions like cylinders bursting after the fire. In this, 20-22 pandals were burnt. The fire was so strong that by the time the fire brigade reached, the entire pandal was burnt. The fire was controlled in about 40 minutes. There was no loss of life in the incident.
On January 30, there was a fire in Sector 22
This photo is on 30 January. There was a fire in Sector-22.
On January 30, there was a fire in Sector 22. Many pandals were burnt in it. The fire brigade team managed to control the fire in 20 minutes.
The biggest fire was on January 19, 180 cottages were burnt
This photo is on January 19, when the pandals of Geeta Press caught fire.
On January 19, this fire broke out in the Gita Press camp in Sector 19 near Shastri Bridge. 180 cottages of Geeta Press were burnt in the fire. According to the Mahakumbh administration, the Kitchen of Geeta Press caught fire due to gas leaking while making tea from small cylinders. Due to the fire, 2 gas cylinders kept in the kitchen were blasted. There was no loss of life in the accident. Read full news
AWT is posted for fire operation, 50 fire fighting posts 4 Articulating Water Tower (LWT) with advanced features for fire operations has been deployed in Mahakumbh city. These have an advanced system like video-thermal imagine. It is used to extinguish the fire of multi -storey and height tents. LWT can extinguish the fire to a height of 35 meters.
More than 350 fire brigades, more than 2000 trend manpower, 50 fire -fire centers and 20 fire posts have been built here to make Mahakumbh Mela area fire free. Fire protection equipment has been installed in the arena and tents.
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