Fire in paint factory kills 11 in India’s capital
Delhi Fire Services rushed 22 fire engines to the Alipur area after receiving a call around 5.25 pm Thursday
By Reuters
February 17, 2024
MUMBAI: At least 11 people died and four others were injured when a building collapsed during a massive fire that broke out at a paint factory in the northern part of India’s capital New Delhi on Thursday, a fire department official said.
Delhi Fire Services rushed 22 fire engines to the Alipur area after receiving a call around 5.25 p.m. (1155 GMT) on Thursday and brought the fire under control within four hours, its chief Atul Garg said.
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